Ethics is defined as A) formal codes that permit or forbid certain behaviors. B) a general rule of conduct of personal behavior, based on religious or philosophical grounds. C) consensually accepted standards of behavior for an occupation, trade, or profession. D) imposing one's morality upon another. E) voluntary obligations assumed by an individual or organization.
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