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1. Name the three normative ethical theories studied in this course. (review the PowerPoints!) 2. Include a good definition, including the major elements of each theory, i.e., how do we measure or identify ethical character, actions, and overall consequences? (Hint: review text, videos and PowerPoints) IREADS (12) Chapter 2 discussion STARTED BY MICHAEL SANDERS 1. Virtue - "directs us to consider the moral character of individuals and how various character traits can contribute to, or obstruct, a worthy and good human life."... 0 Replies CH 2 STARTED BY JUAN DELGADO GARCIA The three normative ethical theories in chapter 2 are; virtue, utilitarian, and principle-based theories.... 0 Replies Chapter 2 STARTED BY RAFAEL RUIZ Utilitarian- utilitarianism does not regard actions and omissions as morally differer unusually demanding: it requires us to sacrifice more than many other ethical the, 0 Replies 1. Virtue - "directs us to consider the moral character of individuals and how various character traits can contribute to, or obstruct, a worthy and good human life." 2. Principle-based - "directs us to decide on the basis of moral principles such as every person should have a right to an equal and fair chance at living a healthy life, that some individuals should not benefit excessively at the expense of vulnerable other, and that we al have a duty to meet human needs before pursuing business profits" 3. Utilitarian - "Utilitarianism judges an act that produces greatest beneficial consequences as the ethically right thing to do