Thinking of ethics

it is a customs or manners, is the area of ethics that focuses on an existing set of values adopted by a society or culture, and whether an action aligns with those values or violates them in some way.

It refers to the standards of conduct that guide behavior in project planning, implementation, and operation, ensuring safety, environmental responsibility, social standards, impartiality, financial stewardship, and transparency throughout the project's life cycle.

It is about observing and describing how people behave ethically

It is about evaluating and prescribing what people ought to do

Used to refer to a situation that is helpful to recognize that a situation calls for moral valuation

When one is faced with a situation and confronted by the choice of what action to perform.

When one is an observer who makes an assessment of the actions or behavior.

Conflict between two or more difficult choices where both have moral consequences.

It is rationally established ground by which one justifies and maintains her moral decision and judgments.

A systematic attempt to establish the validity of maintaining certain moral principles.

it is a systematic, critical thinking process used to determine what is morally right or wrong by applying ethical principles, values, and frameworks to specific situations and actions, ultimately leading to sound ethical decisions and judgments.