ETHICS

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Also known as "Generation Y" or the 'Net Generation,' are the demographic cohort directly following Generation X

Millenials

• Also known as "__________________" or the '____________,' are the demographic cohort directly following_________________.

Generation Y, Net Generation, Generation X

Are generally the children of baby boomers and older Gen Xers

Millenials

It's generation of 1970s to early 1980s starting birth years and mid 1990s to early 2000s as ending birth years.

Millenials

This generation tends to use gadgets like cellphones, laptops, tablets, computers and many more

Millenials

Characteristics of Millenials S S C T C P A

Special, Sheltered, Confident, Team-oriented, Conventional, Pressured, Achieving

What is the approximate birth year range for Millennials? a) 1960s-1970s b) 1980s-1990s c) 1970s-early 2000s d) 1990s-2010s

In a 2013 UK poll, Millennials were found to be more _____________ than their parents on controversial topics. a) Conservative b) Traditional c) Open-minded d) Indifferent

What percentage of Millennials favored legalizing marijuana in a 2013 Pew Research Poll? a) 54% b) 68% c) 84% d) 92%

The term "Boomerang Generation" or "Peter Pan Generation" refers to Millennials' tendency to: a) Immediately start families after college. b) Delay rites of passage into adulthood. c) Reject traditional careers. d) Travel extensively before settling down.

Fillenials are primarily characterized by their increased use of: a) Traditional media b) Communications, media, and digital technologies c) Print media d) Radio broadcasts

Fillenials, compared to other Millennials globally, show greater: a) Detachment from family b) Less active social media use c) Closeness to family d) Disinterest in social responsibilities

According to the text, what is a key difference between Baby Boomers and Millennials regarding same-sex marriage? a) Both groups strongly support same-sex marriage. b) Baby Boomers oppose it; Millennials support it. c) Both groups strongly oppose same-sex marriage. d) Millennials oppose it; Baby Boomers support it.

Regarding pre-marital sex, how do Millennials' views compare to Baby Boomers'? a) Millennials are less accepting. b) Millennials are more accepting. c) Both groups hold similar views. d) The text does not provide a comparison

In the Philippines, what percentage of 15-19-year-olds had engaged in pre-marital sex by 2017, according to POPCOM? a) 10% b) 20% c) 30% d) 40%

What term describes Millennials' approach to social change, according to some authors? a) Radical activism b) Apathetic resignation c) Pragmatic idealism d) Passive resistance

Which generation is also known as the "Net Generation"? a) Generation X b) Baby Boomers c) Millennials d) Fillenials

What are the approximate birth years for Millennials? a) 1960s-1970s b) 1970s-early 2000s c) 1990s-2010s d) 1950s-1960s

Which characteristic is NOT typically associated with Millennials? a) Confident b) Team-oriented c) Highly Traditional d) Achieving

What percentage of Millennials favored legalizing marijuana in a 2013 Pew Research Poll? a) 54% b) 68% c) 84% d) 92%

What term describes Millennials' perceived tendency to delay adulthood rites of passage? a) "Pragmatic Idealists" b) "Boomerang Generation" c) "Net Generation" d) "Selfie Generation"

Fillenials are commonly characterized by increased familiarity with: a) Traditional media b) Communications, media, and digital technologies c) Print media d) Radio broadcasts

Which of these is NOT a characteristic often associated with Fillenials? a) Value authenticity b) Tech-savvy c) Disregard for prices d) Socially conscious

According to "The Truth About the Youth," how do Fillenials differ from other Millennials? a) Their love of technology b) Their political views c) Their closeness to family, social media activity, and perception of social responsibility d) Their spending habits

How do Baby Boomers typically approach ethical challenges compared to Millennials? a) With open-mindedness and multiple perspectives b) By strongly adhering to their own beliefs and values c) By seeking diverse viewpoints online d) By prioritizing community involvement

On the issue of same-sex marriage, how do Millennials generally differ from Baby Boomers? a) Millennials oppose it, while Baby Boomers support it. b) Millennials support it, while Baby Boomers generally oppose it. c) Both groups have similar views. d) Neither group has a clear stance.

What percentage of Filipino youngsters (ages 15-19) had engaged in premarital sex by 2017, according to POPCOM? a) 15% b) 20% c) 30% d) 40%

12. Fillenials are described as: a) The "Net Generation" b) The "Boomerang Generation" c) The "Selfie Generation" d) The "Pragmatic Idealists"

A 2013 poll in the UK found Millennials were more ________ than their parents on controversial topics. a) Conservative b) Traditional c) Open-minded d) Reserved

What is a characteristic of Fillenials regarding recommendations? a) They ignore word-of-mouth. b) They favor word-of-mouth recommendations. c) They prefer online reviews. d) They are indifferent to recommendations.

According to the text, Fillenials are often described as: a) Highly frugal b) Spendthrifts c) Financially conservative d) Uninterested in material possessions

What is one way Millennials express their sentiments, according to the text? a) Through formal letters b) Through in-person protests c) Through the internet d) Through traditional media

Baby Boomers' views on same-sex marriage are described as: a) Supportive b) Opposing c) Neutral d) Indifferent

What did a 2014 Pew Research report reveal about Millennials in adulthood? a) They are deeply involved in traditional institutions. b) They are detached from institutions and networked with friends. c) They are highly involved in community activism. d) They are largely apathetic towards social issues.

For Western Civilization, morality has historically been most strongly associated with: a) Secular ethics b) Adherence to religion c) Philosophical reasoning d) Legal codes

The Divine Command Theory asserts that: a) Morality is independent of God's will. b) Ethical principles are derived from human reason. c) Ethical principles are simply commands of God. d) God is irrelevant to morality.

A major problem with the Divine Command Theory is that it: a) Clearly defines the nature of good and evil. b) Provides a strong basis for secular ethics. c) Makes morality seem arbitrary. d) Supports the independence of morality from religion.

Which of the following is NOT considered a secular system of ethics? a) Confucianism b) Non-theist Buddhism c) The Divine Command Theory d) Both a and b

The "Independence Thesis" directly opposes which theory? a) The Secular Ethics Thesis b) The Divine Command Theory c) Kant's theory of morality d) The Cosmic Justice Theory

According to Kant, being moral is: a) A matter of personal preference. b) Our duty to God. c) Independent of religious belief. d) Only achievable through religious faith.

Which of the following is NOT an argument suggesting religion enhances moral life? a) If God exists, good will triumph over evil. b) If God exists, cosmic justice prevails. c) Religious morality strengthens church-state separation. d) If Theism is true, moral reasons always outweigh non-moral reasons.

A key argument against religion's positive impact on morality is: a) All religious people are inherently moral. b) Religion has never been used to justify evil acts. c) The existence of a benevolent God is certain. d) A lot of evil has been done in the name of religion.

Acting immorally, from a traditional religious perspective, is often viewed as: a) A matter of personal opinion. b) Disobeying God. c) A minor transgression. d) Independent of religious belief.

According to the text, most people associate morality with: a) Secular philosophy b) Legal systems c) Religion d) Personal conscience

Which of the following is NOT considered an exception to the general association of morality with religion? a) Confucianism b) Buddhism (non-theist) c) Christianity d) Both a and b

According to the Divine Command Theory, the validity of ethical principles is derived from: a) Human reason and intuition. b) Societal consensus and tradition. c) God's commands. d) Independent moral principles.

The Independence Thesis directly opposes which theory? a) Kantian Ethics b) The Divine Command Theory c) Secular Ethics d) The Independence Thesis

The Independence Thesis asserts that: a) Morality is entirely dependent on God's will. b) Right and wrong are determined by God's commands. c) Morality is independent of God's will and has an independent existence. d) God's existence is a prerequisite for morality.

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