The Set of Values, Attitudes, and Ways of Doing Things

question 221

True/False

The set of values, attitudes, and ways of doing things that result from belonging to a certain ethnic, religious, or racial group is called that group's cognitive dissonance.

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Definitions:

Situational Ethics

is an ethical framework suggesting that the rightness or wrongness of an action depends on the specific context, rather than on universal moral laws.

Ethical Relativism

The belief that moral principles are not absolute but vary with cultural, societal, or personal circumstances.

Deontology

An ethical theory that suggests actions are morally right because of their intrinsic properties rather than their outcomes.

Ethical Theory

The systematic examination of morals, involving the analysis of concepts like right and wrong, justice, and virtue.