What are major focuses and characteristic features of philosophical inquiry? In what sense is philosophy considered as the most radical discipline? In what sense is philosophy considered as the most conservative discipline

What is the goal of conservatism?

Describe the term Legitimized disagreement and skepticism?

Who are the CPAs who encounter Ethical Dilemmas?

Why can’t legal considerations resolve every ethicalquestion?

Do you believe that our beliefs trigger our actions, or do we act and then justify our actions by changing our beliefs? Explain.

Utilitarianism does not require which of the following actions when a person considers how to resolve an ethical dilemma? a. Identification of the potential problem and courses of action. b. Identification of the potential direct or indirect impact of actions on each affected party who has an interest in the outcome. c. Identification of the motivation of the person facing the ethical dilemma. d. Assessment of the desirability of each action for each affected party.

Which of the following statements about ethical choices and dilemmas are true, according to the text? MARK ALL THAT APPLY An ethical dilemma is defined as a situation where two or more "right" values are in conflict. Ethics can be defined in terms of individual and/or group principles, norms, and standards of conduct. Ethical choices can be considered highly personal and relative. All ethical choices are clear-cut enough that we can decide what to do rather easily because they pit "right" against "wrong." Ethical dilemmas represent conflicts in values.

Is "true and fair view" the same as truth? Give reason for your answer.

Which of the following science is involved in arriving at moral standards that regulate right and wrong conduct? O a. Social O b. Normative O c. Biological O d. Behavioral