What Is the Difference Between a Code of Ethics and a Credo

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Multiple Choice

What is the difference between a code of ethics and a credo?

• A) There is no difference - they both have the same purpose of guiding our conduct.
• B) A code of ethics is specific to individuals.
• C) A credo is developed on a personal level.
• D) A code of ethics does not apply to individuals.

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Definitions:

Tentative Statement

A provisionary or preliminary statement made with uncertainty, subject to further verification or investigation.

Deductive Presupposition

A logical process where general principles are applied to make specific assumptions or deductions.

Dependent Variable

In research, it's the variable being tested and measured, which is expected to change as a result of manipulations of the independent variable.

Number Of Hours

Denotes the quantitative measure of time allocated for specific activities or tasks within a given time frame, often used in contexts of work, study, or project planning.