Utilitarianism
Ethical theory to producing the greater good and opposing harm
What is utilitarianism
Ethical behavior must up-hold the morals and integrity of individuals
What is Rights
Engrained dispositions to act by standards of excellence
What are Virtues
The ability to judge without reference to one's personal feelings or interests
What is fairness and justice
What is common good
Developed the theory of utilitarianism
What is Jeremy Bentham
The U.S. Constitution is an example of this
What is Rights-Based Ethics
Developed a character based approach to morality through virtuous practice
What is Aristole
The opposite of lies
What is truth
Opposite of common good
What is selfishness
Holds one's consequences as the basis for any right or wrong judgement
What is consequentialism
Designer babies infringes on human rights and what
What is bioethics
This fictional character has the opportunity to kill his enemy but does not due to virtue ethics
What is Batman
Women and men should receive the same pay from having the same role
What is equality
"Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness..."
What is for the common good
Only moral framework that can be used to justify this
What is war
1st Amendment from Bill of Rights
What is freedom of speech
An example of virtue things of the "American Dream"
What is the good life
Adjudicates between competing claims without bias
What is a judge
Helping others by volunteering
What is community service