Instructions Eight Moral Theories Table With the conclusion of this unit, you have officially reviewed the theories necessary to understand some of the readings in our course and reflect on your own e

Instructions Eight Moral Theories Table With the conclusion of this unit, you have officially reviewed the theories necessary to understand some of the readings in our course and reflect on your own e
Unit II Assignment: Eight Ethical Theories Table With the conclusion of this unit, you have officially reviewed the theories necessary to understand some of the readings in our course and reflect on your own ethical framework as we move forward. Complete the following table by typing your answers directly into the columns to demonstrate your mastery of the moral theories we have covered in Units I and II. Based on the clue provided in column 1, identify the moral theory in column 2. In column 3, define the moral theory identified in column 2 in your own words. In column 4, address the known weaknesses in your own words (i.e., do rules always apply, can ethics be defined by intention alone? Why?). In column 5, give an example of the moral theory (e.g., donating your organs to save 20 people). Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Clue: From the clue in the first column, identify the moral theory: Define the moral theory in your own words: Describe a weakness of the moral theory in your own words: Provide an example of the moral theory applied: 1. It’s only natural, right? 2. Do we even have an agreement in place to make this system work? 3. Are you of virtuous character? 4. A feminist approach to ethics. 5. What about the consequences? 6. Aren’t rights important too? 7. Is it true on first sight? 8. What about the rules? We need rules!