Ethical Theories
Understanding Ethical Theories Quiz
Test your knowledge of ethical theories and their applications, from utilitarianism to virtue ethics. This quiz is designed to challenge your understanding and improve your comprehension of important philosophical concepts in ethics.
- 9 multiple choice questions
- Explore utilitarianism, deontology, and virtue ethics
- Perfect for students and professionals alike
What is the aim of utilitarianism?
Best possible care for patients and ensure their happiness
Doing whatever you want, no matter the consequences for the patient
Utilitarianism is about achieving the greatest good for the most amount of people?
Yes
No
What is NOT a benefit of utilitarianism?
Creates happiness
Can be unpredictable
Seeks to create the highest good
Decreases pain and suffering
What is a strength of Deontology?
Offers a direct path to right action
Creates happiness
Improves health
True or false: health professionals have a non-negotiable duty to do what is right.
True
False
Is the golden rule seen as a deontological approach
Yes
No
What does the Greek word "arete" mean?
Aristotle
Excellence
Happiness
Characteristics
Virtue Ethics is the... You portray/act?
Decisions
Habits, traits and characteristics
Moral immaturity
A disadvantage of Virtual Ethics is..?
Selflessness
Moral Maturity
Self-fulfilment
Differences in individuals
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