THE ACT (ETHICS)

• It is a condition or state that would make the person act or react to a situation.

  Emotion
• According to Haidt, our emotions stem from an inner logical that even if we do not have all the facts/information, our emotions make the choices for us. And only after a choice is made that we look for facts to support or confirm our choice.
• According to Meyer and Salovey, the ability to control, regulate and properly express emotions are the key components of emotional intellegence.
• It is an evaluation of the action and character of others.

  Moral judgment
• Actions that violates a normative moral rule:

  1. Sibling incest
  2. Animal cruelty
  3. Human cannibalism
• Violations to purity and fairness leads to the...

  Emotion of disgust
• Actions that caused harm evokes...

  Emotion of anger
• This ability is the most powerful weapon a moral agent can possess.

  Ability to reason
• It is described as the willingness to act for moral reason even at the risk of adverse consequences.

  Moral Courage
• It is the core component of morality that defines who we are in relation to the rest of humanity.

  Moral courage
• It is the judgment that something else is more important than fear.

  Courage
• According to him, courage is the mean between fear and recklessness.

  Aristotle
• It is the mean between fear and recklessness.

  Courage