3. 1. INTRODUCTION.
5.ETHICAL PRINCIPLES
2.NATURECHARACTERSTICS OF ETHIC .
3.SCOPE OF ETHICS .
6.TYPES OF ETHICS
7.DESCRIPTIVE ETHICS
8.NORMATIVE ORORESCRIPTIVE ETHICS
9.ANALYTIC ETHICS
10.APPLIED ETHICS
11.LAW AND ETHICS
12.RELATION VEIWS ON ETHICS AND BUISNESS
13. WORK ETHICS
4.NEED AND IMPOTANCE OF ETHIC
INDEX
4. INTRODUCTION
Ethics exmines the rational justification
for our moral judgement ; it studies
what is morally right or wrong , just or
unjust .
The word "ethics" is derived from
the Greek word ethos (character),
and from the Latin word mores
(customs).
5. NATURE
Ethics refer to guide what human
ought to do, usually in terms of right,
obligations, fairness and specific
virtue. It is related to issues of
propriety –rightness and wrongness,
what is right in ethical, what is wrong
in unethical
CHARACTERSTICS OF ETHICS
1.Values
2. Leadership 5.Concern
4.Loyality
3.Respect
6. SCOPE OF ETHICS
SCOPE OF ETHICS
The Scope of Ethics is wide which
is mainly concerned with the
principles or causes of action.
7. Moral philosophy is usually
divided into three categories:.
SCOPE OF ETHICS
SCOPE OF ETHICS
Metaethics Applied ethics
Normative ethics.
9. PRINCIPLES
ETHICAL
We can think of ethics as the principles that
guide our behavior toward making the best
choices that contribute to the common good of
all.
10. PRINCIPLES
ETHICAL
There are some ethical principles:
Principle of least harm
Principle of respect for autonomy
Justice and fair play
11. Ethical theorists classify ethical
standards into different types, i.e.
duty-based ethics, situation-
based ethics, virtue-based ethics,
supernaturalism, subjectivism,
consequentialism, intuitionism,
emotivism
Studying types of ethics can help
you appreciate ethical problems
TYPES OF ETHICS
There are main three types of ethics
1. Discriptive ethics
2. Normative ethics
3. Prospective ethics
Who play a crucial role in shaping
the way people interact with each
other and the world around them
12. DESCRIPTIVE
ETHICS Descriptive ethics is
Descriptive ethics is a
a
form of empirical
form of empirical
research into the
research into the
attitudes of individuals
attitudes of individuals
or groups of people
or groups of people
Descriptive ethics aim to
Descriptive ethics aim to
uncover people's beliefs
uncover people's beliefs
about such things as
about such things as
values, which actions
values, which actions
are right and wrong,
are right and wrong,
and which
and which
characteristics of moral
characteristics of moral
agents are virtuous
agents are virtuous.
.
15. ANALYTIC
ETHICS
Analytic ethics means following ethical principles
in collecting, analyzing, presenting, and
summarizing data.
1.Ensuring Data Security, Privacy, and Respect.
2.Maintaining data validity, transparency, and fairness.
3. Using information derived from data in a sensible, and
responsible way.
16. 1 .Applied ethics, also called practical ethics, the application of ethics to
1 .Applied ethics, also called practical ethics, the application of ethics to
real-world problems.
real-world problems.
2 . Practical ethics attempts to answer the question of how people should
2 . Practical ethics attempts to answer the question of how people should
act in specific situations
act in specific situations
3 . Applied Ethics is needed to give us clear rational answers to specific
3 . Applied Ethics is needed to give us clear rational answers to specific
questions that are faced in real life.
questions that are faced in real life.t
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17. LAW OF ETHICS
...The law refers to a systematic body of rules that governs the whole society
and the actions of its individual members
...Ethics is a branch of moral philosophy that guides people about the basic
human conduct
...Areas covered by ethical standards include
A.Independence
B.honesty
C.integrity
18. Relational ethics encourages us to examine fundamental questions and
unstated assumptions. This includes interrogating asymmetrical and
hierarchical power dynamics, deeply ingrained social and structural
inequalities, and assumptions regarding knowledge, justice, and
technology itself
. Therapist integrity, duty of care towards clients/colleagues, and informed
consent are foundational relational-ethical principles
RELATIONSHIP VEIW ON ETHICS AND BUISNESS
Mutual respect, relational engagement, bringing
knowledge back to life, and creating environment.
19. WORK ETHICS
Work ethic is all about holding yourself
to a high standard at work- always
striving to do your best, act morally,
and do the right thing by both
employers and customers. Employers
value people with work ethic because
they will be trustworthy and reliable
employees. Therefore, in interviews
and job applications, you are often
asked to describe a time when you
demonstrated strong work ethic
