On the Obligation to Keep One’s Promises

The obligation for conservative commitment to moral philosophy is the pursuit of "should" in general. More specifically, a common goal is to create specific headlines to evaluate specific situations and to identify "what to do" in the face of decision-making. A very important and complex "to" is to point out that people should keep their promises. Since this topic is very huge, it seems that much effort is required to advance the answer, but indeed, there are already many philosophies about this topic already.

• Goodwill: Duty to do good • Harmless: duty not to harm • Justice: Principle that treats equal treatment of others or others equally • Loyalty: obligation to tell loyalty or truth • Practicality: Yes Maximum for individuals Profit or valuable behavior. The moral principles governing ethical behavior include four major ethical principles. Respect for kindness, harmlessness, justice, autonomy, and personal and family rights An important way for nurses to respect autonomy is to support women, including adolescent women.

Moral obligation or responsibility is a code of conduct on ethical requirements. Obligation comes from many sources - commitment from one person, contract and contract, and relationship with one person, appreciation and key money. Because many roles are not selected, it is usually the duty of a person, such as the citizen's obligation, the obligation of the son or daughter, which is not the result of the selection. Of course, people will take on occupational roles from the selection, so we choose to take certain obligations, such as nurse, engineer, or husband's duties.

As the previous sentence implies, obligation is also duty. In any case, this is true when obligation is a political obligation. Indeed, some philosophers have found a difference between obligation and obligation, the most important thing is that obligations must be undertaken voluntarily or be undertaken, but responsibility is not always necessary ( For example Brandt 1964; Hart 1958). For example, an obligation to execute an appointment or execute a contract only occurs if one person is obliged to make a promise or sign a contract, but the responsibility for charity and truth is It is said that it depends on us as well. I promise voluntarily. In most cases, however, the distinction between obligation and responsibility does not play an important role in discussing the so-called ethical responsibility to comply with the law.