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| The sociological construct for an occupation that has a special status is? |
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| The essential characteristic(s) of a profession is/are: |
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| all of the above: a service mission, a unique body of knowledge, and a prolonged period of training |
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| The related characteristics of a profession are: |
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| Both A and B : Continuing education, code of ethics, and standard of education; shaping of legislation, freedom from lay control, and strength of identity |
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| A statement of principles prescribing the responsibilities of a profession in general terms is a ? |
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| These are prescribed by code of ehtics and guide human and professional codes by stating desriable traits to be exhibited and undesirable ones to be avoided ? |
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| These prescribe responsibilites but do not specify what the required conduct should be: |
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| These are defined by codes of ethics to express duties of the professional? |
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| A branch of philosophy that deals with systematic approaches to understanding morality is? |
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| The ethical principle that a professional should do no harm or impose unreasonable intentional risk of harm is? |
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| The theory that individuals have the right to select their personal behavior or lifestyle is? |
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| The theory that uses overall benefit to society as the criterion for curtailing self destructive behaviors is? |
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| The theory that the government may intervene into personal lives and liberties by invoking parens patriae power of the state is: |
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| The theory advancing the ideal of just distribution of goods, needs, punishment, and reward to all is? |
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| The ethical principle that people especially professionals, should contribute to the health and welfare of others is? |
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| The ethical principle that people should be free to decide their own course of action as long as they do no harm to thers is? |
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| The ethical principle that every person should be treated fairly and similarly is? |
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| The unauthorized use of the works or ideas of others without proper credit or permission is? |
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| Breaking down data into several parts for the purpose of inreasing the number of publications in which the study resulst can appear is? |
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| Submitting a manuscript or its essence to more than one journal simultaneoiusly is? |
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| Acceptable levels of skill proficiency requried to carry out activies are? |
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| Abilities to do or apply something in order to carry out activities are? |
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| The process by which recruits of a profession develop values, attitudes, and beliefs that support their roles as practitioners is? |
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| professional socialization |
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| In 1972, The American Hospital association passed this, which mandates health education as a right of all clients: |
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| The provision of integrated, accessible health care services by clinicians who are accountable for addressing a large majority of personal health care needs, developing a sustained partnership with paitents, and practicing in the context of family and community is? |
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| The chief goal(s) of worksite health promotion is/are: |
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| all of the above: assess health risks, reduce those health risks that can be reduced, promote socially and environmentally health lifestyles |
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| Initiative for the purpose of helping employees cope with health problems that affect work? |
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| employee assistance program |
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| The 3 levels of the comprehensive worksite health promotion program are: |
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| awareness programs, health management process, and supportive environment |
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| Questionaire used to estimate individuals health risks by comparing behaviors and current health status to those of a cross section of healthy people who are the same age and gender as the user is referred to as a? |
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| Community agencies created by governemtn and funded by taxes for the purpose of protecting, improving, and maintaining the health of the citizens are? |
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| The application of a variety of methods that result in the education and mobilization of community members in actions for resolving health issues and problems which affect the community is called? |
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| community health education |
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