RELATIONSHIP OF ETHICS WI/ OTHER SCIENCES

• Ethics


  Study of correct action or doing, based on perceiving information, focused on the world of human relationship, studies people's feelings & emotional state, people oriented, shows people's feelings for their partners directly through emotions
• Logic


  Studies the process of correct & organized thinking, focus on demands of material, non-human world, or world of "things" in one environment, studies what is done and said or the content of speech, not misleading a person and giving him correct information, shows feelings for their partners by doing things for them
• Ethics


  Study of correct action or doing
• Ethics


  • Based on perceiving information, focused on the world of human relationship
  • Studies people's feelings & emotional state
  • People oriented
  • Shows people's feelings for their partners directly through emotions
• Logic


  Studies the process of correct & organized thinking
• Logic

  • Focus on demands of material, non-human world, or world of "things" in one environment
  • Studies what is done and said or the content of speech
  • Not misleading a person and giving him correct information
  • Shows feelings for their partners by doing things for them
• Differences between Ethics and Psychology

  • Ethics studies how man behaves
  • Ethics is concerned with man's moral obligation or result of his behavior
  • Ethics studies human behavior in the perspective of morality
  • Psychology studies how man ought to behave
  • Psychology is not interested in the morality of human behavior
  • Psychology is the scientific study of mental & behavioral characteristics associated with particular behavior
• Sociology deals with the study of social order


  Ethics deals with the study of moral order in the society
• Moral order

  Social order
• Moral values

  Solid society
• Society depends on ethics for principles


  Sociology depends on that are based on that
• Proper observance of moral laws

  Regulates man's action in a community
• Man supports himself by earning a living

  Makes a man an economic being
• Economics as a science deals with study of wages, labor, production & distribution of wealth


  Involves relationships among individuals (employer-employee; production; manufacturer; customer)
• At the heart of these relationships

  Exist moral norms, moral rules
• Ethics


  Morality, moral law
• Law


  Crystallized ethics
• What is legal


  May not always be moral
• Ethics


  Moral principle & values governing an individual or institution
• Religion


  Service & worship of God done personally or institutionally
• Ethics


  Can impact individual or corporate ethics may include mandates for ethical behavior
• Ethics


  Based on postulates: suggests the existence of God, creator, freedom of the will of man & immortality
• Ethics


  Attain man's supreme purpose
• Ethics


  Seek the absolute truth. By using the human reason
• Religion


  Seek the absolute truth. Based on faith & divine revelation
• True ethics


  Cannot be separated from God. If there is morality there is moral law; if there is moral law, there is law giver; God is the ultimate law giver
• Ethics and Religion


  Prescribe right living as means of attaining the goal of man
• Profession


  Public declaration with the force of a promise
• Ethical codes


  Set of rules & standards for practice of profession & at the same time discipline of the members
• Code of professional ethics


  Set of behavioral guidelines that members of a profession are required to observe
• Violations of professional codes of conduct

  • Payment of fine
  • Payment of cost of investigation
  • Reprimand
  • Imposition of conditions on membership
  • Suspension and/or expulsion from membership
• In the absence of law

  People tend to make their own Professional Codes of Conduct
• Codes of conducts


  Limited only to some specific profession. Cannot be regulated or impose to all
• Ethics


  Universal & applicable to everybody
• Ethics


  Different from Professional Codes of Conduct
• Etiquette


  Behavior or courtesy
• Violation of the rules of etiquette

  May have moral implications
• Education


  Instruction or training by which people learn to develop & use their mental, moral & physical power
• Education


  Should aim to perfect the moral character in men
• Education

  "Education is life"