Topic:
MORAL VALUES AND ETHICS.
Junaid Aslam
Nouman Arif
Zayam Mehmood
Saeed Amin
Objective of Ethics
Studies human behavior and makes evaluative assessment about
them as moral or immoral
Establishes moral standards and norms of behavior
Makes judgment upon human behavior based on these standards and
norms
Prescribes moral behavior and makes recommendations about how
to or how not to behave
Expresses an opinion or attitude about human conduct in general
Applied ethics
about how moral outcomes can be achieved in
specific situations;
Moral Values.
Moral values are the standards of good and evil, which govern
an individuals behavior and choices.
OR
Values are the criteria for determining good and bad, fair and
unfair, just and unjust.
Types of
Values.
Universal Values:
It has the same value or worth
for all, or almost all people.
Eg, Sanctity of human life, Peace, and human dignity.
Instrumental Values:
These are values that can
Prerequisite Values:
These are values that are
necessary before you can get to some bigger goal.
Examples of this type of value include safety (which is
needed before people can even think about having
anything else), Justice (which is needed before we can
move onto equality), or the common good (which must
be honored if we can ever get to a state of peace).
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Fellow Workers
Family
Regions of
Country
Profession
The Individual
Friends
The Law
Conscience
Employer
Religious
Beliefs
Society at Large
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Common Unethical
Acts...
lying and withholding needed information
abusive or intimidating behavior
misreporting time worked
discrimination and sexual harassment
stealing
breaking environmental and safety laws
falsifying records
drug or alcohol abuse
giving or accepting bribes
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Religion.
Science.
Culture.
Law.
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Religion
Religion is the greatest source of values.
Religion also teaches us how to behave and acts as a
unconscious
policing action.
For example, Sikhism religion teaches
that they should cover their head before praying to whom they
worship and not eating meat.
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Science
An another source of values.
Actually sciences main objective is to prove
certain facts, phenomenons and other things
right or wrong.
For example, it is scientifically proven that
working yourself too hard can lead to health
problems. Thus, science helps us realize that
there are better ways to live and thrive in our
environment.
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Culture
Culture refers to a set of values, rules & standards transmitted
among generations & acted upon to produce behaviors that fall
within acceptable limits. These rules & standards always play
an important part in determining values.
For example, its good to give place to elder one.
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Law
Laws are rules of conduct, approved by legislatures that guide
human behavior in any society. They codify ethical
expectations & keep changing when new evils emerge. But
laws cannot cover all ethical expectations of society.
For example, law forbids snatching.
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IMPORTANCE OF
VALUES
Personal values
are
guiding
principles,
or
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Character Modeling(contd)
"If wealth is lost, nothing is lost"
"If health is lost, something is lost"
"If character is lost, everything is lost"
Best of all things is character.
Remember the CHINESE PROVERB.
If there
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Respectfulness
Bravery
Courage
Patience
Truthfulness
Beauty
Responsibility
Justice ..etc
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Any
Question
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THANK YOU
By: ZabinGo Team
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