Ethics P2

• Ethos - The Greek origin of Ethics
• Impartiality - It means that moral rule should be neutral.
• Morality - The application of Ethics.
• Mores - The Latin equivalent of custom.
• Human Law - Itdeals with legality.
• Custom - It means mores.
• Prescriptivity - This refers to the practical-guiding nature of morality.
• General Ethics - The first division of Ethics.
• Human Act or Human Conduct - The material object of Ethics.
• Vincible Ignorance - Ignorance that can be easily rectified.
• Intent - The purpose that for the sake of which something is done.
• Passion - A strong feeling or emotion.
• Circumstances - Answers the question as to the manner the act was carried.
• Justifying - Circumstances that show adequate reason for some acts done
• Emotional Intelligence- The ability to control one's emotion.
• Human Act - An act which proceeds from deliberate free will of man.
• Indifferent Act - Act that is neither good nor bad.
• Violence - Physical force exerted against the person to act against

  his will.
• Habit - A repetition of same act.