Since the origins of civilization, human behavior has been a matter of concern; behavior has deserved the most profound and rigorous studies, to such an extent that sciences have been created to study this anthropological phenomenon; in fact, psychology is the science that studies behavior. But this human phenomenon has not only given rise to sciences but has also led to the emergence of a philosophical discipline: Ethics. In the present research we have taken the academic parameters of philosophy to explain the difference between ethics and morality. At the end of our research, we have concluded that Ethics is a philosophical discipline, and, like all such disciplines, it has an object of reflection: human acts: positive and negative; in other words, ethics is a philosophical discipline, while morality is the object of philosophical reflection.
Advincula et al. (Thu,) studied this question.