whats the difference between morals and standards?

Answer 1

Standards are the equivalent of societal norms, and morals are nothing more than the internalization of these norms.

Answer 2

Morals are standards for behavior. Standards, however, can be applied to a wide range of things. So, I would say the difference is specificity.

Answer 3

a standard is a level that is generally acceptable, whereas a moral is a personal standpoint where some standards are either higher or lower. it depends on what you consider to be acceptable. but integrity is having the ability to stand by your morals in the face of anyone or anything, i think that's more important don't you ?

Answer 4

morals is what u really believe in and wish to behave like,but sometimes standards are more aplicable.that's baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad.that's what we call double standards.1 of them is the morals and the other is the standards.

Answer 5

The differene between morals and standards is:
Morals is,
being concerned with the judgement of goodness and badness of human action or character.

Standards is,
a degree or level of requirement, excellence, or attainment.

Answer 6

Morals are instilled inside a person, standards are set.

Answer 7

Standards is what society sets. Morales is what you do when no one is looking.

Answer 8

Morals are intrinsic either from inate or learnt behaviour that is revealed in character however standards are stipulations guiding what/how and when within a group/association, society or nation(s).

Answer 9

morals vary from person to person, and standards are pretty much accepted morals by most?

Answer 10

Morals:The quality of being in accord with standards of right
or good conduct. A system of ideas of right and wrong conduct:

Standards:A degree or level of requirement, excellence, or attainment.