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Behaviour regulation and it's adjustment to collective good and welfare in necessary component of a civilised society.. philosopher like Hobbes, Rousseau and Chankya very well established that what distinguish a society from savage is restrain on ' thinking, acting and Behavior'. So law and ethics are two foundational stone of any civilised society.. we can elaborate their role in behavior regulation as following.. Law as an instrument of behaviour control.. Ancient religion like Judaism and Hinduism emphasized role of law in founding a society.. Ten commandments of Moses and His utterance ' those who shant live by Law shall perish by law' emphasize role of Law as first stone in civilised society .. Hinduism Concept of Riti also imply that Law has origin in nature.. In simple term law induce its subject in a desired behavior through punishment if one fall errant ... Law helps civilised society in following way.. It helps uniformity of behaviour. It establish common code of conduct It provides checklist of social dos and don't It minimise disparity in status and opportunity It brings fraternity and brotherhood It sensitise it's subject towards violence.. for example indian constitution through FR, DPSP and other provisiins make certain social and cultural action taboo and bring civilised behavior Ethics role in behavior regulation.. Ethics are general principle of right and wrong that guide and control ones thinking and action.. Ethics that is also Niti or Dharma in our civilisation provide several tool for behavior regulation Establish trust and reliance in society Individual give consideration to the whole by being ethical Ethics bring certitude in values and beliefs Ethics establish social integration through common code of expectation and behavior Tulsudas " pran jaye pr vachan Na jaye aise raghukul riti' I'd illustration of Ethics in engendering civilisation and civilised behavior Ethics and Law has enmeshed relation. They are interdependent .. as st Augustine say ' A bad law is no Law ' hence an unethical law don't have much of life line for example death punishment that embody Gandhiji s an eye for eye make whole world blind...
Q. explain how ethics contribute to social and human well-being? Answer: Ethics refers to the moral principles that governs a persons or institutions behaviour from the point of view of being right or wrong. At an individual level ethics helps in 1. Keeping ones moral high and maintaining honesty, integrity, impartiality, compassion in ones actions. 2. Conflict resolution which keeps an individual at peace with himself. At the society level ethics contribute in different forms 1. Environmental ethics: spread the idea of sustainable development. 2. Bio-ethics: helps us frame proper laws on issues like abortion, surrogacy, euthanasia etc. 3. Media ethics: imposes social responsibility on what to cover and what not to. 4. Cyber ethics: concept of ethical hacking playing big role in individual data security and national security. Individual human well-being goes hand in hand with social well-being and ethics helps in achieving and maintaining both.
Q. Explain how ethics contribute to social and human well-being?
Ethics provides for guiding principles for what is right and what is wrong. They can contribute to social and human well-being as follows: They can provide accepted professional and social norms. Helps in resolving action dilemma. Brigs mental peace when human actions are in consonance with ethical codes Helps in social and cultural growth. Brings peace and social harmony
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Law as an instrument of behaviour control..
Ancient religion like Judaism and Hinduism emphasized role of law in founding a society.. Ten commandments of Moses and His utterance ' those who shant live by Law shall perish by law' emphasize role of Law as first stone in civilised society .. Hinduism Concept of Riti also imply that Law has origin in nature..
In simple term law induce its subject in a desired behavior through punishment if one fall errant ... Law helps civilised society in following way..
It helps uniformity of behaviour.
It establish common code of conduct
It provides checklist of social dos and don't
It minimise disparity in status and opportunity
It brings fraternity and brotherhood
It sensitise it's subject towards violence.. for example indian constitution through FR, DPSP and other provisiins make certain social and cultural action taboo and bring civilised behavior
Ethics role in behavior regulation..
Ethics are general principle of right and wrong that guide and control ones thinking and action.. Ethics that is also Niti or Dharma in our civilisation provide several tool for behavior regulation
Establish trust and reliance in society
Individual give consideration to the whole by being ethical
Ethics bring certitude in values and beliefs
Ethics establish social integration through common code of expectation and behavior
Tulsudas " pran jaye pr vachan Na jaye aise raghukul riti' I'd illustration of Ethics in engendering civilisation and civilised behavior
Ethics and Law has enmeshed relation. They are interdependent .. as st Augustine say ' A bad law is no Law ' hence an unethical law don't have much of life line for example death punishment that embody Gandhiji s an eye for eye make whole world blind...
Two Samples of my notes has been attached below.
1. code of ethics for civil servant.
2. integrity pact.
My plan is to make half or one page notes each of the sub topics mentioned in the index of report.
My estimate is that..it will take aroung 30-35 pages.
Plz look at my short notes and suggest and confirm whether I am working in right direction or not.
reply asap..its really urgent to know this..
@Yo_Yo_Choti_Singh sir....please guide.
and other also reply.
TIA.
Answer:
Ethics refers to the moral principles that governs a persons or institutions behaviour from the point of view of being right or wrong.
At an individual level ethics helps in
1. Keeping ones moral high and maintaining honesty, integrity, impartiality, compassion in ones actions.
2. Conflict resolution which keeps an individual at peace with himself.
At the society level ethics contribute in different forms
1. Environmental ethics: spread the idea of sustainable development.
2. Bio-ethics: helps us frame proper laws on issues like abortion, surrogacy, euthanasia etc.
3. Media ethics: imposes social responsibility on what to cover and what not to.
4. Cyber ethics: concept of ethical hacking playing big role in individual data security and national security.
Individual human well-being goes hand in hand with social well-being and ethics helps in achieving and maintaining both.
please review guys...
Ethics provides for guiding principles for what is right and what is wrong. They can contribute to social and human well-being as follows:
They can provide accepted professional and social norms.
Helps in resolving action dilemma.
Brigs mental peace when human actions are in consonance with ethical codes
Helps in social and cultural growth.
Brings peace and social harmony
i personally scored in 80s in ethics so am noone to judge