Applied ethics is the application of ethical theory to life situations.

Normative ethics is the investigation on the questions that may arise on how they should act in this situation.

A normative ethical would be is it right to hold such a belief on this matter.

Normative ethics is very different from descriptive ethics as descriptive ethics would ask the question "What proportion of people believe that killing is always wrong?"

Normative ethics follows the principle of one's own belief about whether they think that it is a moral to have where descriptive would be dependent on whether other people would think it is morally correct.

Specific questions are asked around that field of application.

Using philosophical examination to issue the right course of action in areas of everyday life.

Normative ethics asks if you would you like the decision to be done to you.