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    This document discusses different focuses of moral assessment including actions, consequences, character, and motives. It also discusses values as a key part of moral theory, describing them as a measure of worth that can be both moral and non-moral, and can have positive or negative associations.

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    This document discusses different focuses of moral assessment including actions, consequences, character, and motives. It also discusses values as a key part of moral theory, describing them as a measure of worth that can be both moral and non-moral, and can have positive or negative associations.

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    This document discusses different focuses of moral assessment including actions, consequences, character, and motives. It also discusses values as a key part of moral theory, describing them as a measure of worth that can be both moral and non-moral, and can have positive or negative associations.

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    Moral Assessment

    ● Moral theories are often defined in terms of the main focus for moral assessment
    ❖ Actions: right/wrong, obligatory, optional, neutral, superogatory (not obligatory, but going
    beyond duty).
    ❖ Consequences: good, bad, indifferent.
    ❖ Character: virtuous, vicious, neutral.
    ❖ Motives: good, evil, neutral.

    Value
    ● A key part of moral theory
    ● A measure of worth; includes both moral and non-moral worth
    Positive Value/Negative Value

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