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Pregunta 7 de 40 2.5 Puntos Cul de los siguientes elementos NO forma parte integral de lo que se entiende por "tica"? A. Normas de conducta aceptadas B. Saber la diferencia entre el bien y el mal C. Siempre siguiendo la ley D. El punto de vista moral Pregunta 8 de 40 2.5 Puntos El relativismo tico se puede describir mejor como: A. Punto de vista de que la moralidad es relativa a las normas de la cultura de uno. B. Concepto que sostiene que se debe mantener la integridad frente a la presin de los dems. C. Un mtodo de razonamiento tico que sostiene que uno siempre debe actuar por inters propio. D. Un mtodo de razonamiento tico que sostiene que uno siempre debe considerar el efecto de las acciones propias sobre los dems. Pregunta 9 de 40 2.5 Puntos Cul de los siguientes NO es un elemento de confiabilidad segn los Seis Pilares del Carcter? A. Confiabilidad B. Lealtad C. Imparcialidad D. Honestidad.

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