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Unit I - Coggle Diagram

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        MORALITY AND THE LAW
        
        Moral Decision Making - the decision-making process follows a subscript as well.
        
        Moral Theories - moral theories “seek to introduce a degree of rationality and rigor.
        
        Morality -Morality is a set of rules for right conduct, a system used to modify and regulate our
        behavior.
        
        Moral Codes- Moral codes
        are often complex definitions of right and wrong.
        
        Moral Standards - A moral standard is a moral norm, a standard to which we compare human actions to
        determine their goodness or badness.
        
        Morality and Religion- Religion, unlike morality, draws a lot from the divine.
        
        Law
        
        Conventional Law- Conventional law is a system created by and for human beings usually in public
        deliberations like a council of elders or representatives in national legislatures.
        
        The Purpose of Law-
        
        The ignorant need instruction and control by the wise.
        
        Earthly penalties are required for the safety of society.
        
        Concerted action demands teamwork and leadership.
        
        Society must meet changed conditions harmoniously.
        
        The Natural Law- Natural law is an unwritten but universal law.
        
        The Penal Code- The penal code is a system of set rules prescribing punishment for unlawful acts. In
        a way, the penal code is that enforcement mechanism.
        
        Morality, Etiquettes, and Manners - Etiquette refers to a code of behavior, a set of norms of correct conduct expected by
        society, group, or social class while Manners are unenforced standards of conduct or cultural norms that show that an
        individual is “refined” and “cultured” with a society or group.
- - - - High Standards of Practice and Ethical Behavior
      - Trust and Respect from the General Public
      - Ethical Decision Making
      - Evaluation Benchmark: