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| The minimum of acceptability |
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| Typically a code of conduct which exceeds legal requirements to promote Order & Civility |
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| Right or Wrong. Often violate the rights of others |
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| Unacceptable. Belief that all things are amoral. |
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| Unacceptable. Belief that morality is relative to the society in which one is brought up. Right or wrong is impossible to determine absent a knowledge of culture. |
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| Unacceptable. Morality is dependent upon desire & Aversion. |
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| Try to adopt or listen to the most marginalized or vulnerable persons involved. i.e. seats at a concert. |
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| A requirement for healthcare to remain ethical. (Self-Policing) |
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| Situation which forces us to break an ethical norm or value. |
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| Being aware of our own limits of ethical insights. |
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| Willing to assess fairly the ideas & beliefs of those differing from our own. |
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| Attempt to understand opinions of others. |
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| Holding our own beliefs to the same standard of proof & evidence as we require of others. |
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