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TEMA 2: Juicio moral y ético

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TEMA 2: Juicio moral y ético

by Yosselin García Garza
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El juicio moral es espontáneo e inmediato, basado en normas, costumbres, tradiciones o creencias que aprendemos en la familia y sociedad.

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El juicio moral siempre se reflexiona a fondo: simplemente se considera que algo está bien o mal porque así se aprendió.

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El juicio ético es reflexivo y racional, busca razones universales que justifiquen por qué una acción es correcta o incorrecta.

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El juicio moral no suele estar influido por la educación, la religión, la cultura o la opinión del grupo.

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El juicio ético implica pensar en las consecuencias para uno mismo y para los demás, no solo en lo que dicta la costumbre.

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Son ejemplos de juicio moral? “Robar está mal porque afecta la justicia, daña a otra persona y rompe la confianza social.” “Mentir destruye la confianza en las relaciones, por eso debo evitarlo

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