Ethics refers to moral principles that govern a person's behavior or the conducting of an activity. Morals are principles of right and wrong established by a particular custom, religion, or other social authority. While morals are generally established by groups, ethics define an individual's character and can vary between individuals. Both play an important role in shaping human behavior and judgment.

1. Ethics, Morals and Morality
By
Syed Ali Muneeb

3. ∗ The word Morals is derived from a Greek
word “Mos” which means custom. On the
other hand, if we talk about Ethics, it is also
derived from a Greek word “Ethikos” which
means character.
Moral and Ethics

4. ∗ Simply, morals are the customs.
∗ Groups
∗ Society
∗ Religion
Moral

5. ∗ Established by group of individuals whereas ethics
defines the character of an individual.
∗ Individual
∗ Everyone have Different
∗ For example my ethicals standered from my family
,friends etc
Ethics

6. Ethics
Good or bad
Our behavior is good or bad
Aristotle said that
Aik achy Tree ki bachan us ka Phal sy hoti hai…
Acha admi b usi tra apny Charter sy jana jata hai

7. ∗ Ethics – A branch of philosophy concerned with
ways of thinking philosophically about morality,
and moral judgment.
∗ Morality – Human conduct and character
referring to “those acts which it makes sense to
describe as right or wrong, good or bad.”
∗ Moral Judgment – Judgments based on
considerations of how other people are to be
treated, and how others interests are to weigh
against their own.
Definitions

8. ∗ Morals are the social, cultural and religious beliefs or
values of an individual or group which tells us what is
right or wrong. They are the rules and standards
made by the society or culture which is to be followed
by us while deciding what is right.
Definition of Morals

9. ∗ Ethics is a branch of philosophy that deals with the
principles of conduct of an individual or group. It
works as a guiding principle as to decide what is good
or bad. They are the standards which govern the life
of a person.
Definition of Ethics

10. ∗ Truth
∗ Honesty
∗ Loyalty
∗ Respect
∗ Equality
∗ Honor
Principle of ethics

11. ∗ Do not cheat
∗ Be loyal
∗ Be patient
∗ Always tell the truth
∗ Be generous
Principles of Morals

12. Morals refer to the beliefs what is not
objectively right, but what is considered right
for any situation, so it can be said that what is
morally correct may not be objectively correct.

13. ∗ Meta -Ethics
Base on Reasons
Cognitive =Understand
Non Cognitive= Unintentionally
Emotion =Feeling

14. ∗ Morals deal with what is ‘right or wrong’. Ethics deals
with what is ‘good or evil’.
∗ Morals are general guidelines framed by the
society E.g. We should speak truth. Conversely, ethics
are a response to a particular situation, E.g. Is it
ethical to state the truth in a particular situation?
Differences Between Morals and
Ethics

15. ∗ As morals are framed and designed by the group,
there is no option to think and choose; the individual
can either accept or reject. Conversely, the people are
free to think and choose the principles of his life in
ethics.
∗ Morals may vary from society to society and culture
to culture.
Morals and Ethics

16. ∗ As opposed to Ethics, which remains same regardless
of any culture, religion or society.
∗ Morals do not have any applicability to business,
whereas Ethics is widely applicable in the business
known as business ethics.
Morals and Ethics

17. ∗ Morals are expressed in the form of statements, but
Ethics are not expressed in the form of statements.
∗ Morals are dictated by society, culture or religion
while Ethics are chosen by the person himself which
governs his life.

19. ∗ Morals are concerned with principles of right and
wrong. On the contrary, ethics stresses on right and
wrong conduct.
∗ As morals are framed and designed by the group, there
is no option to think and choose; the individual can
either accept or reject. Conversely, the people are free
to think and choose the principles of his life in ethics.
Morals and Ethics

20. C

26. ∗ What are ethics?
∗ Are ethical decisions important?
∗ What happens without ethics?
∗ What is the relation between society – ethics – morals
– moral judgment?
Open-Ended Questions?

27. ∗ Parents
∗ Religion
∗ Peers
∗ Technology
Where does morality come from?

28. ∗ Parents instill ethics and morals in children. Example:
A child yells at their friend – calling them a name.
∗ How does the parent respond?
∗ Other ways?
Parents

29. ∗ If the son of a big politician has committed a crime
and he uses his powers to free his son from legal
consequences. Then this act is immoral because the
politician is trying to save a culprit.
∗ A very close friend or relative of an interviewer comes
for an interview and.
Examples

30. ∗ without asking a single question, he selects
him. This act is unethical because the selection
process must be transparent and unbiased.
∗ A grocer sells adulterated products to his
customers to earn more profit. This act is
neither moral nor ethical because he is
cheating his customers and profession at the
same time

31. ∗ Drunk driving?
∗ Radar detectors
∗ Your father illegally dumping pollutants. What would
you do?
∗ Summary: Morals and Ethics, what are they?
What about these?

32. ∗ Every single individual has some principles which help
him throughout his life to cope up with any adverse
situation; they are known as ethics. On the other
hand, Morals are not the hard and fast rules or very
rigid, but they are the rules which a majority of people
considered as right.
Conclusion

33. That is why the people widely
accept them. This is all for
differentiating Morals from Ethics.