Emotions are far from infallible. For example, when emotion of disgust often causes the person to condemn the thing that disgusts in moral terms but there may be no normal basis to do so. Infallible means consistency.

Inner-directed negative emotions like contempt often motivate people to act ethically is also known as self-conscious emotions.

One of the examples of not responsible circumstance is ignoring doubt and putting in a mislabeled poison.

Socrates said "It is far better to suffer evil than to do it".

Gratitude is the central moral emotion that most commonly motivates pro-social activity such as cooperation and generosity.

Every human act is a free act since it is under the control of the will according to motive.

Motive refers to every human act is a free act for it is under the control of the will.

Positive emotions like appreciation and guilt, which people may feel when they see another acting with compassion can prompt people to help others.

The growth of the hair and nails are actions considered to have moral bearings as the Ethics is concern.

When actions performed without intervention of intellect and free will is called human act.

Morality requires the partial consideration of each individual interest.

Metaphysics can be changed through epistemology that human knowledge contributes substantially to the way an object emerges in experiences.

Impartiality in its true sense requires that subjective distinctions be of top priority.

Green and Kim, et. Al (2011) wrote about a theory called dual-process-theory that attempt to explain the duality of the roles that both emotion and functional thoughts play in moral decision making.

The power to choose between two or more courses of action without being forced to take one or the other by anything except our own will is called freedom.

Reasoning is associated with thinking condition and intellect.

A proposition is considered to have objective truth when its truth conditions are met without bias caused by a sentiment subject.

Kim and Johnson (2004) mentioned that emotions are linked to the interests of society as a whole are responses to perceived changes, threats, or opportunities which are directly affected by events.

An intrinsically evil action is never permissible even if it has a good effect, since abortion is always evil in itself.

Practicing mindfulness can improve responses and sometimes override one’s automatic emotional judgment with thoughtful cognitive calculations.

Immanuel Kant believes that reason drives everything you do while Hume was more concerned completely driven by passion and emotion rather than reason.

An authentic freedom states that it is not “the right to say and do anything”, but to “do the good and truth.”

If the situations are not producing the intended results, or are causing additional unintended and undesirable results, they re-assess the situation and make new decisions. What situation is involved?

What else tend to influence our moral judgement aside from reason and emotion?

Which of the following emotion often shows direct anger, disgust or contempt at those who have acted unethically?

Which principle of justice holding emphasizes that decisions should be based on objective criteria rather than on a basis of prejudices?

Which of the following is intended to an effort that guides one's conduct by reason?

What do we have that is distinct from desire and the pull of happiness?

Which of the following statement is not true about emotion?

What term refers to people who are not really good in moral reasoning which describes strong moral conclusions that they cannot logically define?

What is known as the feelings and intuitions that play a major role in most of the ethical decision that people make?

Which of the following is not the inner-directed negative emotions often motivate people to act ethically?

Which of the following is the reality about faculties model of the will?

What kind of tricks do we use to overcome our shame and embarrassment associated with doing wrong or making unwise moral decisions?

The following are the consequences of the principle of impartiality except one

What kind of person understands the right and wrong and willfully chooses what is right?

Which of the following does not enable moral courage to the leaders?

Which of the following is not true about morality?

Moral courage is important because,

What is referred to the power of cognition?

This is how he/she may feel when they see another acting with compassion or kindness can prompt people to help others.

Which is referred to as a critical analysis using logical argument?

Which is NOT TRUE about morality?

Which of the following serves as back up of our moral judgment?

What prominent theory is described when coercion manipulation undermine free will?

Which is described as adequate information to support an intelligent choice, resolve what you know, then what you need to know?

What is referred to the ability to do something that you know it's difficult and dangerous.

Which of the following account is called a "structuralist"?

Which is referred to the benefits which prevents rash decisions, prepares for more thoughtful discernment, and allow to mobilize one's discipline?

Empathy is the central moral emotion that most commonly motivates pro-social activity except:

Which is referred to that with diligence and practice, we can at least sometimes override our automatic emotional judgment with thoughtful, cognitive calculations?

Which of the following is the proper sequence of the seven steps on decision making?

The following are the aspects in moral reasoning usually influenced through intuitive and emotions, except one

What is referred to as the central moral emotion that most commonly motivates pro social activity such as self-sacrifice, cooperation and generosity?

What is referred to the critical analysis applied to specific events to determine what people ought to do in a particular situation that involves complex situations which usually influenced by intuitive and emotional reactions?

Which is described as seven (7) steps path as help to make ethical decisions between competing options when you faced with a difficult choice?

In what order of the disadvantages of over-reliance on emotion is related to practicing mindfulness that can improve responses?