A profession's code of ethics becomes a standard against which members can measure themselves in the absence of internalized standards.

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Kenneth Patterson

26 April, 06:05

A profession's code of ethics becomes a standard against which members can measure themselves in the absence of internalized standards.

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Rhett Stein · Answer 1

That statement is true

Code of ethics in every profession will include several unspoken rules that is nor directly written within official regulations.

For example, it's ethical for doctors to refrain themselves from entering into a relationship with their patients, but it's technically not forbidden in official regulations.