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Randy Rowan
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The Difference between Ethics and Values
Values are what we believe in; Ethics are how we behave!
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William Stadler
Manager, United States
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Ethics and Values
I learned once that right thinking will lead to right behavior and acting.
The power of the mind and thinking on thing lovely, true, and right is real.
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Rajesh Jangalwa
Teacher, India
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Ethics versus Values versus Morals
Values are the set of beliefs that something is right, having certain degree of adherence to be retained in the behaviour (ethics). Ethics are the behaviours based on certain values. Morals are universally accepted beliefs.
In other words:
- VALUES: Prescriptive beliefs with some degree of adherence. Example: "Honesty is the supreme priority in our business".
- ETHICS: Behaviour based on values i.e. practicing values. Example: “We never cheat our customers, not even for smallest value".
- MORALS: Universal beliefs. Examples: Honesty, Truth, Justice, Non-violence, Respect for Humanity, etc.
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