| Ethics in America DSST STudy Guide |
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The Ethics in America DSST covers the major theories and concepts and origins of Ethics. You'll learn about different types of roles, theories, duties and virtues. We also include flashcards to help you memorize the material. This DSST study guide will help you ace the DSST test. In this DSST test you will be required to read a situation and then determine the ethical solution. You may also be required to write an essay for this DSST test. You will need to check with your school prior to taking the test to find out if the essay is required. We have the PDF available to download or the hard copy ready to ship - to anywhere around the world. |
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Credits: 3 |
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Difficulty: 3 |
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Number of Questions: 110
Recommended Passing Score: 400 |
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 Included in the Ethics in America DSST Study Guide |
- Greek View: Thucydides, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle
- Relationship of Morality to the Community
- Duty to Obey the Law
- Relationship Between Self-Interest and Virtue
- Relationship Between Virtue and Happiness
- Conceptions of Justice
- Justice as the Interest of the Stronger
- Justice as Playing the Proper Role
- Equity as Proper Ratio of Benefits
- Virtue and Human Natures
- Nature and Kings of Virtue
- Virtue as Excellence
- Virtue, Habit and Character
- Voluntary Action
- Doctrine of the Mean
- The Best Human Life
- Biblical Traditions: Books of the Law, Prophets, Gospels
- Relationship Between Law and Morality
- Role of the Covenant
- Role of the Prophets in Denouncing Evil
- Conceptions of Justice in Punishment and in the Distribution of Wealth
- Relationship Between Morality and Community
- Place of Mercy and Love
- Apparent Paradoxes in the Traditions
- View of Human Nature
- Basis of Natural Law
- Natural Rights and Duties
- Relationship of Natural Law to Religious Belief
- Source of Political Authority
- Social Contract
- Relationship of Natural Law and Human Law
- Justifiability of Revolution or Civil Disobedience
- Equality and Liberty
- Deontological vs. Consequential Moral Frameworks
- Hypothetical and Categorical Imperatives
- Good Will and Duty for its Own Sake
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- Persons as Ends in Themselves Not as Means Only
- Loyalty and Virtue
- Relationship of Morality to Self-Interest and Happiness
- Conceptions of Justice
- Fairness and Distributive Justice
- Consequential Ethics: Epicurus, Bentham, Mill
- Consequential vs. Deontological Moral Frameworks
- Hedonism and Kinds of Pleasure
- Self-Interest or Prudence and the Common Good
- Principle of Utility or Greatest Happiness Principle
- Conscience and External Sanctions of Morality
- Self-Regarding and Other Regarding Conduct
- Individual Liberty and the Limits of the State’s Authority
- Feminist Ethics
- Critique of Standard Ethics
- Alternative Visions
- Care Ethic and Ethic of Trust
- Obligations to strangers
- Special moral relationships
- Conflict of duties
- Autonomy and privacy
- Fidelity, accountability and trustworthiness
- Veracity
- Right to information
- Confidentiality
- Informed Consent
- Institutional Responsibilities
- Professional Code of Ethics
- Paternalism
- Retributive and Distributive Justice
- Balancing Harms
- Sample DSST Test Questions
- Test Taking Strategies
- What Your Score Means
- Test Preparation
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