Your ethical framework

How you decide what's right — the moral framework you reason from. Each described plainly and even-handedly.

A self-identification with a normative-ethics framework, described neutrally — none is presented as the correct one. (Normative ethics)

Groups

Consequentialism — Right action is whatever produces the best outcomes.
Utilitarianism — A form of consequentialism: maximise overall well-being for the most people.
Deontology — Some duties and rules are binding regardless of the outcome.
Virtue ethics — Focus on character — act as a good and wise person would.
Care ethics — Grounds morality in relationships, empathy, and responsibility to others.
Contractarianism — Morality is the set of rules rational people would agree to.
Moral relativism — Right and wrong depend on culture or individual perspective.
Religious ethics — Moral guidance comes from a faith tradition's teachings.
Intuitionism — We grasp right and wrong directly through moral intuition.