The statements are examples of the type of judgments someone would make if she/he were engaged in moral decision-making from the perspective of a particular theory. Match each judgment statement to the appropriate theory. There is one example of each.

1. Which is an example of a Casuistry-based judgment?
2. Which is an example of a Virtue ethics-based judgment? 
3. Which is an example of a Principlism-based judgment that focuses on nonmaleficence?
4. Which is an example of a Communitarianism-based judgment?
5. Which is an example of a Principlism-based judgment that focuses on respect for autonomy
6. Which is an example of a Consequentialism-based judgment  
7. Which is an example of an Ethical Relativism-based judgment?
8. Which is an example of an Ethic of Care-based judgment?
9. Which is an example of a Utilitarianism-based judgment? 
10. Which is an example of a Deontology-based judgment?

a. "This action is unethical because the outcomes do not justify the means."

b. “This action is unethical because the agent is motivated out of spite and intends to hurt others.”

c. “This action is unethical because they are taking advantage of a vulnerable population in order to get their way and that is never ok.” 

d. “This action is unethical because it does not take into account the needs and importance of the parent-child relationship.”

e. “This action is unethical because it does not take into account the important notion of ‘do no harm.’”

f. “This action is unethical because my culture thinks that action is wrong.”

g. “This action is unethical because it does not maximize happiness or the good, and the benefits do not outweight the bad.”

h. “This action is unethical because it is exactly like that other action that is unethical”

i. “This action is ethical because I say it is ethical.”

j. "This action is unethical because it goes against the norm of respecting the decision-making capacities of autonomous persons."