Categorical Imperative: based on the work of immanuel Kant that advances the notion that individuals follow moral absolutes. The underlying tenet in this ethical system that suggests we should an act as am example to others.
Utilitarianism: based on the work of John Stuart Mill, that suggests that what is ethical will bring the greatest good to the greatest number of people. Consequences of moral actions, especially actions, especially maximizing satisfaction and happiness are important.
The Golden Rule: based on the work of Aristotle, that purposed that a person's moral value stands between two vices with the middle, or the mean, being the foundation for a rational society
"treat others the way you want to be treated"
Ethic of Care: based on the concepts of Carol Gilligan, that is concerned with the connections among people and the moral consequences of those decisions
Significant Choice: based on concepts of Thomas Nilsen; comm is ethical I'm so far that it in maximizes our ability to exercise free choice; information should be given to people in a non coercive way so they can make an educated decision.