1. Moral perception: sensitivity to

1. Moral perception: sensitivity to existence of ethical issues (emotional empathy, sympathy for pain and suffering, guilt and indignation, shame and contempt, sensitivity to praise and blame).
2. Decision-making ability: understanding of cause and effect, understanding of ethical concepts, ability to plan, to form and carry out intentions, ability to freely apply ethical reasoning to oneself.
3. Responsiveness to ethical reasons: ethical reasoning ability ( virtue ethics: acting within one’s character, Principles based ethics: ability to apply principles, utilitarianism: ability to calculate net benefits)
-Example: Individual: Adults, children, infants, comatose, animals (moral perception, decision making ability, ethical reasoning ability)-Example: Governance: Owner vs Corporate agency: committee, corporation
- Subjects of Moral worth: Children, pets, natural resources(water, air), minor ethnic, gay, lesbians – they are clearly vulnerable to harms caused by those who have power over them
-What would be advantage and disadvantage of acting as moral agent?
- Analysis through specific activities of the selected company to prove that they are moral agent or not? -> figure out advantage and disadvantage of the company when acting as moral agent

Kết quả (Anh) 1:

1. Moral perception: sensitivity to existence of ethical issues (emotional empathy, sympathy for pain and suffering, guilt and indignation, shame and contempt, sensitivity to praise and blame).2. Decision-making ability: understanding of cause and effect, understanding of ethical concepts, ability to plan, to form and carry out intentions, ability to freely apply ethical reasoning to oneself.3. Responsiveness to ethical reasons: ethical reasoning ability (virtue ethics: acting within one's character, Principles based ethics: the ability to apply principles, utilitarianism: ability to calculate the net benefits)-Example: Individual: Adults, children, infants, comatose, animals (moral perception, decision making ability, ethical reasoning ability)-Example: Governance: Owner vs. Corporate agency: committee, corporation-Subjects of Moral worth: Children, pets, natural resources (water, air), minor ethnic, gay, lesbians-they are clearly vulnerable to harms caused by those who have power over them-What would be the advantage and disadvantage of acting as moral agent?-Analysis through specific activities of the selected company to prove that they are moral agent or not? -figure out > advantage and disadvantage of the company when acting as moral agent

Kết quả (Anh) 2:

1. Moral Perception: Existence of ethical sensitivity to issues (emotional empathy, sympathy for pain and apprehended, guilt and indignation, shame and contempt, to praise and blame sensitivity).
2. Decision-making abilities: understanding of cause, and effect, understanding of ethical concepts, ability to plan, to form and carry out intentions, ability to apply ethical reasoning Freely to oneself.
3. Responsiveness to ethical REASONS: ethical reasoning abilities (virtue Ethics: acting trong one's character, based Ethics Principles: the ability to apply the Principles, utilitarianism: the ability to calculate the net benefits)
-example: Individual: Adults, children, infants, comatose, animals (moral Perception, Decision making ability, ethical reasoning abilities) -example: Governance: Corporate Owner vs agency: committee, corporation
- Subjects of Moral worth: Children, pets, natural resources (water, air), minor ethnic, gay, lesbians - they are Vulnerable to harms caused by Clearly Those Who have added power over
-What would be Advantage and disadvantage of acting as moral agents?
- Analysis of the selected through specific Activities to Prove That company chúng moral agent or not? -> Advantage and disadvantage figure out of the company acting as moral agents khi