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| Paper | Source | Questions | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| GS4 | Forumias | 25 | source PDF |
Sample questions answered
- a) Ethical governance is the foundation of a welfare state. Identify essential ethical traits of a welfare state. Discuss ways and means to promote ethics in governance. GS4
- b) While one group considers abortion as unmitigated evil, the other sees it as morally acceptable. Analyse various ethical concerns related to abortion and give your opinion on the issue. GS4
- a) Conscience keeps ethics from fading when faced with a tough decision. Discuss in context of civil servants. GS4
- b) What are the various conflicts of values that civil servants face while performing their duty? How can such conflicts be resolved? Discuss with illustrations. GS4
- a) Emotional intelligence (EI) not only helps in managing stress but also transforms distress into eustress. Elaborate with relevant examples. GS4
- b) Differentiate between the following: i. Gratitude and Gratification ii. Moral myopia vs Moral muteness GS4
- a) Although attitude and behaviour are interrelated, the former is a predisposition while the latter is an option. Discuss the structure of attitude and explain the relationship between attitude and behaviour. GS4
- b) Civil servants should work for a cause and not for applause. In light of this statement, examine why bureaucratic anonymity is considered a foundational value for a civil servant. How far do you agree that the principle of bureaucratic anonymity has been diluted in the age of social media? GS4