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determine both personal and professional ethics; therefore ethical questions generally involve conflicts between values

deeply held beliefs or ideals that individuals or groups consider important or desirable. They serves as guiding principles that influence behavior and decision-making, helping people determine what is worthwhile or worthy of pursuits.

guiding principles that help individuals or groups decide what is good or badjudged majorly on theprinustweedema

beliefs of individuals or groups as to what is right or wrong

denotes the degree of importance of something (even an action). Determines what action is the best to do.

judged on the basis of what relevant standards and expectations are outlined

judged majorly on the basis of what relevant holy books, principles in religions, societal norms, cultural norms

degree of importance of something particular

response to a specific situation

principles of right and wrong

beliefs about what is important

character

customs

worth

governed by legals, professionals, organizations, institutions, etc.

governed by social & cultural norms, family background, religion, community, etc

one's own judgment or principles regarding right or wrong

deals with norms of right and wrong conduct

deals with principles of good and bad

deals with individuals' own ability to select or to judge between right and wrong

generally uniform

may differ from society to culture and culture to culture

vary from person to person

are abstract

expressed in the form of general rules and statements

instincts and are expressed in actions

limited and constrained freedom

no freedom

full freedom

extent of rightness or wrongness of our options/decisions

extend of good or bad of our options/decisions

level of importance