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    Code of Ethics Assignment

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    ASSIGNMENT 1. Understand the role of codes of ethics and discuss its function as a social tool in ensuring ethical behaviors are in place (use the registration of engineers act 1967 as a guide line). To be a professional there are a certain set of rules that you have to comply to this rules. Engineering societies in this case have adopted a set of rules knows as the code of ethics. Basically‚ a code of ethics provides a framework for ethical judgment for a professional. [1] Framework meaning

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    National occupational standards (NOS) assert good practice for support staff‚ providing a concrete framework detailing how the roles and responsibilities of support staff in schools can be undertaken in a competent manner. Furthermore‚ NOS describe the knowledge and understanding that is required in order to be competent in a support role. In addition‚ the NOS are widely used in relation to training and professional development‚ described by the TDA as ‘supporting the learning process in schools

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    1900s Beauty Standards

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    Evolution of Beauty Standards (1900s-Now) The definition of beauty is a view of perfection as a part of aesthetics‚ culture‚ social psychology‚ philosophy‚ and sociology that is admired by a particular culture. The definition of a standard is an idea used as a model for comparative evaluations. A beauty standard is a popular trend of looks and style that people are expected to be. In the 1900s to the 1910s there was a very unique sense of fashion. The decade’s body image consisted of being fit. Women

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    Personal Code of Ethics Personal Code of Ethics I believe that my personal code of ethics compares to the professional code of ethics very similar. I believe that no matter what profession a person is in that they should always be honest and trustworthy as well as have good morals and ethics. My code of ethics is very similar to the professional code of ethics. One of the differences between my code of ethics and the professional code of ethics is that I would not do anything for the profession

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    Ala Code of Ethics

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    has a code of professional ethics to help us to behave a certain way or to follow specific way and to follow code of conducts. For example‚ “as librarians‚ we library specialists are called upon to make decisions every day. Those decisions chart the course for that particular day and the future‚ for ourselves and for those we work with. Making the right decisions makes our corner of the world a better place” (Baxter 2008‚ 27). Therefore‚ as we recognize how important it is to have a code of ethics

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    Body Image Standards

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    today [that] project an unrealistic and even dangerous standard of feminine beauty that can have a powerful influence on the way women view themselves. From the perspective of the mass media‚ thinness is idealized and expected for women to be considered attractive’” (Serdar 2).The media’s portrayal of gaunt images must cease. To resolve this dispute‚ companies can change the standard of the models

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    Professionalism Standards and Ethics Professionalism standards and ethics are a set of guidelines that are followed to promote dignity and respect of clients. As well as to ensure the clients get the best care possible. They affect everyone’s behavior because you can’t react and say things that you might normally say or do in a casual setting. However there are some things that people may say or do that may not exactly be professional‚ but not against ethics. You could come across something

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    Standard Progressive Matrices Introduction: The Standard Progressive Matrices test was constructed to measure the eductive component of ‘g’ as defined in Spearman’s theory of cognitive ability. The SPM was developed for use in homes‚ schools and workplacesas well as in laboratories. Thus it had to be short in nature‚ attractive‚ robust and valid. The test is made up of five sets or series of diagrammatic puzzles. They are multiple choice intelligence tests of abstract reasoning

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    The most critical‚ standards of ethical communication that Christians should follow are the guidelines set in the Bible. However‚ it seems that some Christians within the body of Christ have embraced relativism because of living in a post-modern society. Therefore‚ the Bible is no longer perceived as the absolute truth neither are the scriptures considered applicable for a universal standard for ethical values. Granted there are at least four ethical standards within the text that seemingly support

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    Ima Ethical Standards

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    professional practice includes: overarching principles that express our values‚ and standards that guide our conduct. PRINCIPLES IMA’s overarching ethical principles include: Honesty‚ Fairness‚ Objectivity‚ and Responsibility. Members shall act in accordance with these principles and shall encourage others within their organizations to adhere to them. STANDARDS A member’s failure to comply with the following standards may result in disciplinary action. I. COMPETENCE Each member has a responsibility

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