Which etiquette determines our behavior when we react with society?
What is social etiquette?
100
What is called when opposing forces of incompatability exist at the same time or place?
What is conflict?
100
Which concept considers the consequences before making a decision.
What is consequentalism?
100
Which American President was an actor?
What is Ronald Reagan?
200
Which moral theory states that only individuals can decide what is right and what is wrong based on their unique experiences?
What is moral relativism?
200
Completing a public assistance application is an example of which protocol?
What is official protocol?
200
Multiple choice questions are examples of?
What is dilemma?
200
Which ethical concept focuses on the duty and not the consequence?
What is deontology?
200
The medical -algia means what?
What is pain?
300
The latin word "nihil" means what?
What is "nothing"?
300
Following laws that have been written by an authority figure that we are expected to follow when in social situations are which type of protocol?
What is social protocol?
300
A doctor being asked to treat his or her own family is an example of?
What is a conflict?
300
Doctors Without Borders is an example of which ethical concept?
What is beneficence?
300
The US declared war on which country after the bombing of Pearl Harbor?
What is Japan
400
Which concept supports the concept that killing is wrong regardless of the circumstances - war, euthanasia, and self-defense.
What is moral absolutism
400
Standing up in a court when a court officer says "All Rise!" is an example of which etiquette?
What is official etiquette?
400
Which step in the Potter Box involves using normative ethics?
What is Identification?
400
Which ethical concept asks the question of "what is fair?"
What is justice?
400
What is Michael Jackson's middle name?
What is Joseph?
500
Which moral concept supports the statement "You do not have the right to make that decision." And this statement is based on the idea that we completely have to remove ourselves from all emotions and beliefs.
What is moral nihilism?
500
What is the difference between an etiquette and a protocol?
What is etiquette is determined by custom and protocol is determined by an authority figure?
500
Which step in the Potter Box asks the question of "What is the driving ethical principle?"
What is Guidance?
500
Which concept is used in the clinical trial process?
What is Least Harm?
500
Who is famous for The Theory of Relativity, married their cousin, and son became schizophrenic?