Ethics, values and moral

Ethics Values Moral

The basic concepts and
fundamental principles of
decent human conduct. It
includes study of universal
values such as the
essential equality of all
men and women, human or
Definitions
natural rights, obedience to
the law of land, concern for
health and safety and,
increasingly, also for the
natural environment. See
also morality.
Theoretical or General:
Practical or Special:
Philosophical Science:
Form of Consciousness:
Establish universal
principles:
Characteristics It focuses on morality as a
phenomenon:
Guides the
Moral Behavior:
It is present in every
human act:
Examples A judge refuses to receive
a bribe to allow a criminal
Important and lasting
beliefs or ideals shared by
the members of a culture
about what is good or bad
and desirable or
undesirable. Values have
major influence on a
person's behavior and
attitude and serve as broad
guidelines in all situations.
Some common business
values are fairness,
innovation and community
involvement.
DURABILITY:
INTEGRALITY:
FLEXIBILITY:
SATISFACTION:
HIERARCHY:
TRANSCENDENCE:
DYNAMISM:
APPLICABILITY:
COMPLEXITY:
Loyal
Honest
Private conduct based on
strict adherence to a
sanctioned or accepted
code or dogma of what is
right or wrong, particularly
as proclaimed in a sacred
book, or by a non-secular
group or sect. Once
practically interchangeable
with 'ethical,' this term has
acquired quasi-religious
connotations and has
moved closer to righteous.
Handle issues that we think
would harm or significantly
benefit humans.
Moral standards are not set
or changed by specific
authority bodies.
Moral standards should
refer to other values including
self-interest.
Based on unbiased
considerations.
They are associated with
emotions and special
vocabularies
Do not gossip
Tell the truth
 Ethics, values and moral

to go free, being guilty of a

crime.
A public official who does
not allow himself to be
intimidated by a superior
official to commit an
improper act that could
cause him any benefit.