Ethics Group 2

MIDTERM OUTPUT 2

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SOCIAL MEDIA POST

“In the Middle of Every Choice”

Every day, we find ourselves in the middle of choices between what is right and what is wrong, even in small moments that seem unimportant. Knowing what is right may seem easy, but actually choosing it can be hard for everyone. Sometimes, we excuse small wrong actions without realizing they quietly shape the kind of person we become. Our discussion on ethics made us realize that our actions reflect who we truly are, especially when no one is watching. We learned that ethics is not just about big decisions—it is about the small choices we make every day and the responsibility we carry in every moment of our lives.

Think about the choices you make today—
what do they say about you?

📷 Photo by Andrea Piacquadio from Pexels
https://risewithgrief.com/2025/02/03/loneliness-of-grief-being-surrounded-yet-unseen

IMAGE ANALYSIS

The image shows a group of people from different cultural backgrounds gathered together, which can be connected to the topic of Culture and Ethics, particularly Cultural Relativism. It illustrates how individuals from diverse cultures may have different beliefs, practices, and values, yet coexist in a shared space. This reflects the idea that what is considered morally right or wrong can vary depending on cultural context. The image emphasizes the importance of understanding and respecting cultural differences when making ethical judgments. Therefore, it demonstrates how ethical perspectives are shaped by culture and why tolerance is important in a diverse society.

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https://unsplash.com/photos/diverse-group-of-people-community-togetherness-concept-p0XbmmAVK8g?

Group 2

Arenas, Erica
Agapan, Jepthe Noah
Conmigo, Gianina Mae C.
Dilag, Alexi
Legaspi, Kristine Alliah
Magistrado, Nathaniel
Reblora,Jasmine
San Miguel, Michelle