What are the similarity and difference between civics and ethics?

Answer 1

Civics and ethics are similar because they both deal with rights. However, civics deals with citizenship aspects, while ethics deals with morality concepts.

Answer 2

Morality is a more personal concept than ethics; ethics can be a list of guidelines passed around to employees by supervisors. Personal morality involves the concern with and ability to distinguish between right and wrong, good and evil, and act with sincereity upon those concepts.

Ethical behavior, on the other hand, is less personal and could deal with laws, restrictions, ethics of dealing with a visiting board of directors, honesty with an organization's financial assets, a set way employees should deal with questions or situations according to ethical behavior.

Answer 3

Ethics (axiology) is one of the three core disciplines of philosophy. In other words, ethics is a branch of philosophy. The central question of ethics is "What should I do?" (for, for some philosophers, "What should I be?). Since any coherent answer depends upon an apprehension of reality, all ethical positions depend upon conclusions in "first philosophy," which is ontology (the study of reality) and epistemology (the study of

apprehension).

Answer 4

civics as a branch of social science deals about citizenship and politics ,economic and socio economic of once society rather ethics as a branch of philosophy concerns about morality of individual in their culture

Answer 5

morals are identified as right and wrong . ethics are doing the right thing.