1is a cognitive process by which individuals determine what is right or wrong, just or unjust, in various situations.
moral reasoning
2key factors in moral reasoning
ethical principles
societal norms
personal values
professional standards
3these are the basic ideas about what is right and wrong.
ethical principles
4these are rules and expectations that society has about behavior
societal norms
5these are individual beliefs that guide our behavior
personal values
6specific guidelines in jobs
professional standards
7is the conduct, behavior, and attitude of someone in a work or business environment
professionalism
8refers to standards of behavior that are considered good manners
etiquette
9it is about having manners and social skills
etiquette
10it introduces the reason and impartiality in deciding on moral matters
moral reasoning
11it is the ability of the mind to think, understand, and form judgment and is also a process of logic
reason
12the basis for an action or decision
reason
13refers to treating all parties and interest equally, without favoritism, bias, or prejudice
impartiality
14impartiality
fairness, equal consideration, avoiding bias