Virtue Ethics Approach

We will decide the main strengths and weaknesses of the ethical approach of virtue. The Virtue Code of Ethics is the theory that people are judged by their personality rather than specific actions. Individuals with outstanding personality traits (virtues) are considered morally superior. A person who developed a bad personality (a bad habit) was judged to be a morally bad person. Most of us have mixed virtues and bad habits. This method has many advantages and disadvantages. One person is included in experts. Emphasize joy and emotion - We should enjoy pleasant performance. Moral education - morality is a development process c. Thinking of life - "Swallow

Virtue Ethics Aristotle defines virtue as an outstanding ability and includes virtue as "a fixed mind of the heart to decide the choice of behavior and emotion, mainly following obligation to us, which is determined by the following factors. The reason, that is, a person with practical wisdom will decide it "(NE 1107 a 1). 25 In order to study the importance of virtue ethics for moral education of nurses, we examine this definition carefully.

1. Identify the main strengths and weaknesses of the virtue's ethical approach. The Virtue Code of Ethics is the theory that people are judged by their personality rather than specific actions. Individuals with outstanding personality traits (virtues) are considered morally superior. A person who developed a bad personality (a bad habit) was judged to be a morally bad person. Most of us have mixed virtues and bad habits. This method has many advantages and disadvantages. One person is included in experts. Emphasize joy and emotion - We should enjoy pleasant performance. Moral education - morality is a development process c. Thinking of life - "Swallow

Virtue virtue is the most important feature of virtue ethics. Moral ethics as a method of ethical decision making is that language behavior has good characteristics as a moral actor of a nurse. In this case, for nurses, the ethical actor who claims the representation of the patient in the ethical decision-making process needs to develop superior features or virtues in order to demonstrate excellence and to function well in a sustained way there is. According to the most pure form of Tranosky (1990: 336), virtue ethics believes that only judgment on virtue is grounds for morality and that the correctness of behavior can be compared with the benignity of the property.