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Ethics vs. Morals: Understanding Personal Behavior in Social Contexts

Explore the distinction between ethics and morals and how they shape individual behavior within societal frameworks. Delve into scenarios where personal beliefs clash with societal norms. Discover the intricacies of moral character and ethical practices.

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Ethics vs. Morals: Understanding Personal Behavior in Social Contexts

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  1. AIC Vocabulary # 1

  2. He's an ……………littlemanandwidelydislikedin thecompanybecause of his rudeattitude. • She had tofinishthemarathom. Her legswereweak, her energywaslow, andeverythingwasslowingto a stop. Her facewas in ……………. as shestruggledtocontinue in therace. • In a ………………...countrylikethis, no oneshouldgohungry. • Mr. Birling is a ……………. man in his fiftieswhoowns a factory. • showingthatsomethingimportant is goingtohappen, especiallysomethingbad • Don’t pay attentiontothose ………………. who say that a war is soon • SheilaBirling is a …………….. youngwomanwholikestogoshopping. • Fenerbahceand Galatasaray havebeen…………. for a verylong time. Thefootballmatchesarealwaysverycompetitive. • Thenewspapershave …………….. thattheywillgetmarriednextyear. • He is saidtohave ………………. his victimwith a pillow.

  3. He's an officiouslittlemanandwidelydislikedin thecompanybecause of his rudeattitude. • She had tofinishthemarathom. Her legswereweak, her energywaslow, andeverythingwasslowingto a stop. Her facewas in agony as shestruggledtocontinue in therace. • In a prosperouscountrylikethis, no oneshouldgohungry. • Mr. Birling is a portentousman in his fiftieswhoowns a factory. • showingthatsomethingimportant is goingtohappen, especiallysomethingbad • Don’t pay attentiontothosescaremongerswho say that a war is soon • SheilaBirling is a well-bredyoungwomanwholikestogoshopping. • Fenerbahceand Galatasaray havebeenrivalsfor a verylong time. Thefootballmatchesarealwaysverycompetitive. • Thenewspapershavespeculatedthattheywillgetmarriednextyear. • He is saidtohavestifled his victimwith a pillow.

  4. Ethics vs. Morals • Aretheproperbehaviorregardingthesocialsystemwheremoralsareapplied • Personalcharacterbelief as towhat is rightorwrong

  5. Eg) Lawyers do sth immoral – such as defendingsmoguily but because of theirproffesion it is ethical. • Eg) If a teacherlets a studentcheat on her examthis is unethical • Jackthinks it is immoral todrinkalcohol. • Jennystronglybelieves it is unethicaltodrinkwhileworking.

  6. What is thedifference? • There is a slightdifference: • Morals define personalcharacter. • Ethicsstress a socialsystem in whichthosemoralsareapplied.

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