A Common morality B Personal ethics C. Professional ethics D. Preventive ethics

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A Common morality B Personal ethics C. Professional ethics D. Preventive ethics E. Profession F. The Challenger G. The Columbia H. Roger Boisjoly I Frederick Cuny J. Samuel Florman K. Peter French L. William F. May M. Peter Palchinsky N Rodney Rocha What type of morality refers to the set of standards adopted by individuals with specialized knowledge and/or skills? What case study involved an engineer acting as a consultant for those that imprisoned them for (allegedy) working with anarchists to overthrouw the government? What term methodological operates by attempting to anticipate the sorts of ethical problems that could become an ethical crise, if left unattended, and to take action in order to arrest the crise from occurring? What case study involved Gerald Mason, Robert Lund, and the failure of O-rings to seal which lead to hot gases escaping, which lead to igniting the fuel in the storage tanks, that ultimately resulted in a fatal explosion? What type of morality refers to a set of standards adopted by most members of a culture (or society)? What term may be defined as a person who made a public promise to enter a distinct way of life with an allegiance to some high moral ideals? What term refers to one's own ethical commitments to a set of standards, which are usually acquired in early home life, etc., but is often modified with later reflection? Who claims that "most evil acts are committed not by villains but rather by decent human beings... [who] grapple all [their] lives with... what is good, or at least acceptable"? Who claims that in addition to routinely flying in medical professionals and materials into international disaster areas, we should also fly in engineering professionals, materials, and equipment since we should give "first priority to fixing the sewage system, instead of merely stanching the inevitable results of a breakdown in sanitary conditions"? Who recites an anecdote about when they were reluctant to report a problem, but learned an important lesson when they did, because their supervisor issued a stern criticism for not reporting the problem sooner, since the longer it takes to report a problem the more costly it may be to rectify the problem?

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C: PROFESSIONAL ETHICS M: PETER PALCHINSKY (RUSSIAN ENGINEER) D: PREVENTIVE ETHICS F: THE CHALLENGER ( THE SPACE SHUTTLE CHALLENGER DISASTER 1986) A: COMMON MORALITY E: PROFESSION ( DEFINED BY A MONASTIC VOWS OF RELIGION AND LATER DERIVED BY MICHAEL DAVIS , A PHILLOSOPHER TO DEFINE A PROFESSION) B: PERSONAL ETHICS J: SAMUEL FLORMAN(AN ENGINEER BY PROFESSION WHILE DESCIRBING ETHICS IN ENGINEERING) I: FREDRICK CUNY ( SAID THIS ON HIS APPROACH DURING DISASTER RELIEF) N: ROODNEY ROCHA ( OBSERVED THAT DURING THE COLUMBIA SHUTTLE DISASTER ) & H:ROGER BOISJOLY

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