Key Terms of Ethical Language :

The key terms of Ethical language are as follows :

(i)                Values : The moral principles and faiths that they think are important in life.

(ii)             Rights : A right is something that a person is normally or legally entitled to do it or to have it.  Right is entitlement.  The scope of right is limited by the right of others.

(iii)           Duties : A duty is something that a person feels he ought to do.  In simple words, a duty is an obligation.

(iv)           Moral Rules : These rules are rules for behaviour and guide people in competitive situations where interests collide.  A rule is the course of action to achieve a goal.  The examples of moral rules are ‘keep promises’, ‘use no violence’, help each other, ‘do not copy in exams’, etc.