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| Ethics | Standards of conduct that distinguish between right and wrong, good and bad, virtue and vice, justice and injustice. |
| Laws | standards of conduct that are enforced by the coercive power of the state. |
| Moral Philosophy | Attempts to justify, analyze, criticize, or evaluate moral and ethical standards, choices, and actions. |
| Moral Psychology | This branch of psychology gathers evidence about ethical standards and moral development. |
| Politics | Standards that apply to the organization and conduct of groups. |
| Political Philosophy | Political philosophers attempt tonalyze, criticize, justify, and evaluate political standards, theories, choices, and actions. |
| Political Science | The branch of social science that studies politics. Use scientific methods to gather facts and data that can be used to explain political occurances |
| Utilitarians | States that people should attempt to promote the greatest balance of good & bad consequences for all people. |
| The Natural Law | States that people should encourage natural goods and avoid natural evils. |
| Honesty | Do not lie to or deceive other people. |
| Privacy | Respect of a persons personal privacy. |
| Trustworthy (Fidelity) | Keep your promises, and agreements. |
| Justice | Treats equals equally, unequals unequally. |
| Ethics Codes | Rules of behavior adopted by many businesses, organizations or professions. |
