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    The document compares and contrasts moral standards with non-moral standards. It notes that moral standards involve norms and values that dictate right and wrong actions, and people feel they can impose these standards on others. In contrast, non-moral standards are matters of personal taste or preference that people do not feel they can impose on others. It provides examples of moral standards like telling the truth, respecting others, and treating others well. Examples of non-moral standards include talking with your mouth full, casual dress, and taking calls during meetings.

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    MORAL STANDARD VS NON MORAL STANDARD

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    ETHICS

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    GENETIANO, LORELYN P.

    BSE SCIENCE II-1

    “MORAL VS NON-MORAL STANDARDS”

    1. Give 3 differences between moral standard and non-moral standard.

    MORAL STANDARDS NON-MORAL STANDARDS

     Force others to act accordingly  We have no right to impose on others.

     Sum of combined norms and values  Matters of taste or preference.


     Kinds of action believed to be morally
    right or wrong.  We judge what is good or bad and
    right or in a non-moral way.

    2. Cite 3 examples of moral standard and 3 examples of non-moral standards.

    MORAL STANDARDS
     Always tell the truth.
     Have respect to yourself and others.
     Treat others as you want to be treated.

    NON-MORAL STANDARDS
     Don’t talk when your mouth is full.
     Wearing informal dress to office work.
     Taking calls during a meeting.

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