Question

____ is concerned with human beings and examines how they relate to others as well as the world around them​

Answer 1

Environment / Ecosystem

Answer 2

Morality deals with humans and how they relate to others and therefore the world around them.

Explanation:

• Morality deals with humans and how they relate to others and therefore the world around them. It deals with how we have a tendency to treat one another therefore on promote what's smart and right.

• In order to further outline morality, we would like to mention however it's just like and completely different from alternative areas and non-moral the following key terms:

• Aesthetics: aesthetics is a part of philosophy concerned with values. Ethics differs from aesthetics in that it's concerned with an ethical price though the moral value and aesthetic value connect and overlap.

• Non-Moral uses of key terms. Good, bad, right, and wrong are usually used in a non-moral sense, e.g., a good meal, bad tooth, etc. These uses often refer to perform. Aristotle argued that morality is tied to the performance of a human being.

• This should not be confused with any concept meals or teeth square measure directly coupled to the ethical.

• Manners or etiquette. Manners and etiquette square measure forms of socially acceptable and unacceptable behavior.  

• Of course manners and morals overlap but care is needed to tell apart them once there's no obvious affiliation.