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Maria Lorainw M.

Castroverde
ME-1312

1. Interview with fellow student and ask him or her of the significance of ethics to
him/herself?

• Ethics comes from external factors, our society. It serves as the basis and
foundation of a good morality of such group. That is why, the strong the society’s ethical
standards (the principles and codes o conduct), the more likely it influenced the person
ideals, thinking, and behavior. With that, we can say that ethics bound people to live in
place where there are rules about right and wrong. Although we are different as
individual, by making guidelines, we are all able to live in a more safer and united world.

2. Discuss ethics and its importance to you being

a. A student

Ethics influence the culture and personality of each individual. For me as a


college student this is the first time to venture out of home and experience
conflicting perspectives because we already have so many people to socialize
with. Ethical discussions not only expose students to different ethical opinions,
they also provide an opportunity to understand each other. As a result, a student is
able to deepen their understanding of ethics, perhaps even altering their own
moral principles and methods of judgment. Leadership and other qualities linked
with ethical decision-making are regarded as essential in every student. Students
can use their ability to make ethical decisions as a competitive edge in a great
career and as they become future company leaders.

b. A daughter

As a young person, I can attest to the value of ethics since they have enabled me
to grow and enable me to make decisions based on my knowledge of right and
wrong rather than continually having to inform my parents of my mistakes. Due
to my ability to appropriately recognize the effects of my actions, my parents
don't always become irate and I don't develop bad habits with them. As a
daughter, I am also able to voice my opinion on any topic that is brought up in our
family, and I am also able to impart my knowledge on them, which, in my
opinion, makes them happy since I am kind. The youth are experiencing stressful
situation that can throw some of us into a downward struggle. However, it may be
even worse, particularly if they lack the maturity to make wise choices. When I
was young, society, my parents, and my school taught me how to analyze every
issue and come to judgments. Children who learn to distinguish between good and
evil tend to make wiser decisions. In turn, this provides individuals the confidence
to handle challenging circumstances.

c. Citizen of this nation

Our ability to make decisions, which is related to our behavior, is continuously


put to the test in our daily lives by issues and moral quandaries. As a result of our
choice, which shapes who we are as people and as a culture, someone might be
able to tell or discern the type of person we are. Therefore, upholding moral
principles or acting morally righteously has great importance in our lives, not just
for myself but for all of us. Because following these guidelines would help us not
only make sensible choices but also face our problems head-on rather than try to
avoid them.

3. Differentiate moral standards and non-moral standards and cite some examples.

It is imperative for everyone to note that different societies have been established by
different moral beliefs. Culture and context are greatly shaped by those beliefs. For this
reason, some values do have moral implications, while others simple don’t have.
Morality may refer to the standards that a person or a group has about what is right and
wrong, or good and evil. Accordingly, moral standards are those concerned with or
relating to human behavior, especially the distinction between good and bad (or right and
wrong) behavior. Morality is an innate sense, instinctively practiced, of what is in the
best interests of individuals, and the planet. It seeks to preserve, and perpetuate, freedom,
happiness, and innocent life. Moral standards examples - Keep your promises. Treat
others as you want to be treated.

Non - moral standard examples - standards of etiquette by which we judge manners as


good or bad , standards we call the law by which we judge something as legal or illegal.

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