How can you use the principles in the settings you encounter

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Questions: Think about your ethical standards.

Identify a specific ethical standard; perhaps share a specific story in which you showed particularly excellent ethical decision making.
Now, consider where and how your ethical behaviors have originated.
Who or what has influenced your ethics?
Review the NCA Credo of Ethics.
Analyze and interpret this credo.
How can you use the principles in the settings you encounter regularly: at school, at work, and at home?

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