Ethics

Definitions of Situation ethics:
* Situational ethics refers to a particular view of ethics, in which absolute standards are considered less important than the requirements of a particular situation. The standards used may, therefore, vary from one situation to another, and may even contradict one another. This view of ethics is similar to moral relativism, and is contradictory to moral universalism, and moral absolutism.
Definitions of teleological ethics:
* A set of ethical beliefs based on the goodness or badness of consequences, whether actual, intended or predicted. …