1. What do you do if… ?

2. You witness a friend stealing another friend’s iPod?

3. You get an invitation to go to Lake Tahoe for the same weekend you promised to babysit for your neighbors?

4. You are waiting for your math teacher to return to his room and you notice that he has left his final exam lying out in plain sight? 4x +(3)y/43=5z

5. Your find yourself alone with your best friend’s girlfriend/boyfriend, on whom you have a secret crush, and she/he makes a move on you?

6. You find a pair of expensive sunglasses on the table at In-N- Out Burger, left there by a previous customer?

7. Your parents go out of town for the weekend and tell you not to have friends over, but your friends find out that your parents are gone and they show up? With beer.

8. You dent the BMW in the next parking space as you pull out of the spot? Does your thinking change if the other car is a beat up old Chevy Nova?

9. MORALS AND ETHICS

10. Morality Ethics Good Evil Right Wrong Values Culture Decisions “Moral Compass” Sin Conscience

11. STEPDAD by Mike Ostresh Moral/ethical thinking affects our relationships

12. Moral/ethical issues arise in the workplace

13. Penrose on Politics by Brett Penrose We find examples of morals and ethics in public life

14. In the daily news: City Council Members Indicted IN Real Estate Scam Mountain View, Monday Three members of the city council accused last year o buying city property at reduced cost TEENS ARRESTED AFTER FOOD FIGHT Los Altos, yesterday Dozens of students were arrested at Los Altos High School early Wednesday after engaging in a high-spirited hurling of mashed potatoes in the school cafeteria.

15. Morals are beliefs, principles, rules about right and wrong Ethics is the study of moral codes, rules, behaviors, beliefs, practices, etc. Ethical Systems are systems in which or by which right and wrong may be determined. Morals and Ethics--is there a difference?

16. Everyday moral/ethical questions: Is it always right to tell the truth? Do I have an obligation to help people in need? How can I determine what is “right” and what is “wrong?” How do other people’s moral/ethical decisions affect mine? What does it really matter if I “do right?” What do I gain from behaving morally or ethically? What do I sacrifice in behaving morally or ethically?

17. Ethical Systems

18. Ethical Relativism: Information for next five slides from the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation

19. Divine Command Theory:

20. Utilitarianism:

21. Deontology:

22. Virtue Ethics: