You will find a series of statements below. Please read each statement carefully and indicate the extent to which you agree with each statement using the scale provided.
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| The existence of potential harm to others is always wrong, irrespective of the benefits to be gained. | {% for choice in form.ethics_1 %}{{ choice }} | {% endfor %}||||
| One should not perform an action which might in any way threaten the dignity and welfare of another individual. | {% for choice in form.ethics_2 %}{{ choice }} | {% endfor %}||||
| If an action could harm an innocent other, then it should not be done. | {% for choice in form.ethics_3 %}{{ choice }} | {% endfor %}||||
| Moral standards should be seen as being individualistic; what one person considers to be moral may be judged to be immoral by another person. | {% for choice in form.ethics_4 %}{{ choice }} | {% endfor %}||||
| Questions of what is ethical for everyone can never be resolved since what is moral or immoral is up to the individual. | {% for choice in form.ethics_5 %}{{ choice }} | {% endfor %}||||
| Moral standards are simply personal rules which indicate how a person should behave, and are not to be applied in making judgments of others. | {% for choice in form.ethics_6 %}{{ choice }} | {% endfor %}||||
| No rule concerning lying can be formulated; whether a lie is permissible or not totally depends on the situation. | {% for choice in form.ethics_7 %}{{ choice }} | {% endfor %}||||
| Whether a lie is judged to be moral or immoral depends upon the circumstances surrounding the action. | {% for choice in form.ethics_8 %}{{ choice }} | {% endfor %}||||
Please click the ‘CONTINUE’ button to proceed.
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