Some Ethical and Moral Implications in the Face of the Coronavirus Pandemic

Abstract

The current research aims to explore the level of ethical judgment among the current research samples in the context of the coronavirus pandemic and the ethical and moral implications among the research samples, including various segments of society (university students, university professors, pharmacists, and merchants). For this purpose, three measures were used, including the "Ethical Judgment Scale" developed by Abdul Fattah (2001), the "Life Line Scale," and the analysis of activity using response repetition and ethical issue analysis. The researchers reached a set of results, based on which they proposed some recommendations and suggestions.