Some Ethical Implications of Social Networking in the Professions Include

question 14

Multiple Choice

Some ethical implications of social networking in the professions include behaving in ways that prevent

• A) breaches of codes of conduct.
• B) racism.
• C) misleading promotions.
• D) All of the above

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Definitions:

Common Law

A set of laws that are not codified but are based on previous judicial decisions and court precedents.

Licence

A licence is an official permission or permit to do, use, or own something, often granted by an authority and subject to certain conditions.

Innkeepers Act

Legislation that outlines the rights and obligations of hoteliers or innkeepers and their guests, including matters of liability and service provision.

Bailee

A person or entity that temporarily receives possession, but not ownership, of a property belonging to another, under a bailment agreement.