Escuelas Contemporáneas de la Ética
Test your knowledge on contemporary ethical theories and their implications.
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Question 1: What is the main focus of virtue ethics?
Universal moral laws
Social contracts
Moral character of the individual
Consequences of actions
Question 2: Which ethical framework primarily evaluates actions based on their outcomes?
Utilitarianism
Deontological ethics
Care ethics
Virtue ethics
Question 3: What distinguishes care ethics from other ethical theories?
Strict adherence to rules
Maximizing overall happiness
Emphasis on relationships and empathy
Focus on law and duty
Question 4: Consider a scenario where a whistleblower exposes wrongdoing in their company. Which ethical perspective would most support this action?
Virtue ethics
Utilitarianism
Egoism
Deontological ethics
Question 5: What is a common criticism of utilitarianism?
It is too rigid
It can justify harmful actions for the greater good
It ignores consequences
It is too focused on virtue
Question 6: Which of the following reflects a deontological approach to ethics?
Maximize happiness
Promote care and empathy
Follow moral rules regardless of consequences
Evaluate based on societal norms
Question 7: In ethical discussions, what does 'moral relativism' imply?
There are absolute moral truths
Ethics should be based on emotions
All actions are equally valid
Moral truths vary based on culture or context
Question 8: What is the primary concern of social contract theory?
The role of character in ethics
Adherence to universal laws
The agreement among individuals to form societies
Maximizing collective well-being