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ETHICS - Coggle Diagram
ETHICS
Ethics and Society
Morality
A set of norms, customs, and principles accepted by a community to guide human behavior.
Values
Principles that guide people's decisions and actions, promoting respect, justice, and peaceful coexistence.
Society
A group of people who live together under shared rules, values, and goals that regulate collective life.
Common Good
A social condition that seeks to benefit the entire community through respect for rights and the fulfillment of responsibilities.
Ethics
A branch of philosophy that studies the principles and values that guide human behavior in distinguishing between right and wrong.
Ethics and Citizenship
Rights
Fundamental guarantees that protect the dignity, freedom, and well-being of all individuals.
Duties
Obligations that every citizen must fulfill to contribute to social order and the common good.
Citizenship
The condition of belonging to a society with rights, duties, and responsibilities toward the State and the community.
Citizen Participation
The active involvement of individuals in public decision-making and in the development of their communities.
Democracy
A political system in which citizens participate in decision-making through representation and civic participation.
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Social Ethics
A branch of ethics that studies human behavior within society and promotes coexistence based on values and social responsibility.
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Solidarity
A value that encourages people to cooperate and support one another to achieve collective well-being.
Social Responsibility
The commitment of individuals and institutions to consider the social and environmental impact of their decisions and actions.
Social Justice
Seeks to ensure equal opportunities, fairness, and access to rights for all members of society.
Social Inclusion
Promotes the participation of all people, without discrimination, in economic, political, and social life.
Professional Ethics
A set of principles and values that guide responsible and ethical behavior in the practice of a profession.
Intellectual Property
A set of legal rights that protect people's creations, innovations, and inventions while encouraging creativity and development.
Ethical Leadership
The ability to influence others through integrity, fairness, responsibility, and ethical example.
Ethical Management
A way of acting based on moral values to properly resolve ethical dilemmas in the workplace.
Professional Truthfulness
A commitment to honesty, transparency, and sincerity in all professional activities and decisions.
Professional Competitiveness
The ability to excel professionally through knowledge, skills, integrity, and ethical conduct.