1 Competent service as determined by professional practice 2. Stopping people fr

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1 Competent service as determined by professional practice 2. Stopping people from being ethical 3. Negligence 4. Fear of punishment or loss of love 5. Recklessness 6. Penalty regardless of fault 7. Approval by one's peers 8. Bernard Gert & W.D. Ross 9. Autonomous moral thinking 10. Anticipating moral problems 11. Stimulating one's sense of Common morality Pre-conventional moral reasoning Preventive ethics Citicorp building Hastings Center goal Challenger disaster Authority/obedience expermiments Standard of care responsibility Conventional moral reasoning 12. Good works Post-conventional moral reasoning 13. Stanley Milgram 14. William LeMessurier 15. Roger Boisjoly

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Common Morality - Bernard Gert and W.D. Ross (Both these scholars debated extensively about common morality)

Pre-Conventional moral reasoning - Fear of punishment or loss of love (this is a part of Kohlber’s moral development theory and is typically found in children)

Preventive ethics - Anticipating moral problems preventive ethics is aimed that thinking about future moral problems in advance so that they can be prevented later)

Citicorp building - William LeMessurier (this is a classic case study with respect to the practice of ethics in engineering projects; LeMessurier was the individual who took the most important decisions)

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