Explain each category of morality outlined by Purtilo and Doherty.

Explain each category of morality outlined by Purtilo and Doherty.
In Chapter 14 of your textbook, you read about the work of Purtilo and Doherty (2011), who divide morality into three categories: personal, social, and group. Review this section of the chapter, then respond to the following questions:Define the term moral integrity.Explain each category of morality outlined by Purtilo and Doherty.Are there circumstances where the three categories can be in conflict with one another and a person still maintain moral integrity? Give an example.What role do you play as a “co-creator” in each of the categories?Your response should be 8 – 10 sentences in length and include an APA-style references list. Respond to at least two other students in 4 – 6 sentences, referring to the textbook or other course material in your responses.
Solution
Morality is difficult to define. There is no definite description of the term “morality.” But many thinkers have tried to define morality from different perspectives. In this respect it can be said that every thinker has his/her own viewpoint of morality. According to Richard Paul, “intellectual values associated with moral integrity include humility, courage, empathy, perseverance, good faith (integrity), and fair-mindedness (justice)” (Reflections on Nursing Leadership, 2011). It can be said that morality is coupled with integrity.

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