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Acknowledgments | |
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Preface | |
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Taking the High Ground: Matters of Integrity | |
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Become Congruent | |
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Stay Transparent | |
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Make Yourself Accountable | |
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Invite Peer Review | |
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Present Your Credentials and Services Accurately | |
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Ensure Your Personal Fitness to Practice (Maintain Self-Care) | |
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Protect Confidential Information | |
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Know Your Moral Vulnerabilities | |
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Identify Your Private Agendas | |
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Do Not Count the Cost of Integrity | |
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Rectify Missteps Immediately | |
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Stand Your Ground under Pressure | |
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Do Not Be a Hypocrite | |
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Doing No Harm: Matters of Nonmaleficence | |
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Be Vigilant for Negative Outcomes | |
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Resist Coercion | |
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Do Not Blur Roles | |
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Beware of the Power of Sex | |
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Beware of the Power of Money | |
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Beware of the Power of Prestige | |
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Do Not Abuse Power | |
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Never Exploit People | |
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Prevent the Misuse of Your Work | |
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Plan for Illness, Incapacity, and Death | |
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According Dignity: Matters of Respect | |
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Honor Human Differences-All of Them | |
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Respect Values | |
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Behave Professionally at All Times | |
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Protect Privacy | |
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Never Undermine Other People | |
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Confront Irregularities | |
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Benefiting Others: Matters of Beneficence | |
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Establish Win-Win Solutions | |
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Obtain Informed Consent | |
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Clarify Expectations | |
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Make Sure You Are Competent | |
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Communicate Clearly | |
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Refer Cautiously | |
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Encourage Second Opinions | |
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Resolve Conflicts Flexibly | |
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Exercising Caution: Matters of Prudence | |
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Evaluate before Acting | |
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Avoid Conflicts of Interest | |
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Set and Honor Boundaries | |
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Do No Make Exaggerated Claims | |
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Document Carefully | |
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Delegate Thoughtfully, Monitor Closely | |
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Think Twice about Accepting Gifts | |
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Make Conservative Estimates | |
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Caring for Others: Matters of Compassion | |
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Show Positive Regard | |
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Offer Pro Bono Service | |
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Attend to More Than the Bottom Line | |
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Protect Vulnerable People | |
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Seeking Fairness: Matters of Justice | |
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Give Credit Where Credit Is Due | |
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Make Performance Criteria Explicit | |
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Discriminate Fairly | |
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Treat People Equitably, Not Equally | |
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Don't Be Complicit with Unfairness | |
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Balance Gatekeeping with Advocacy | |
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Promoting Autonomy: Matters of Self-Reliance | |
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Encourage Independence | |
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Terminate Services That Cease to Be Helpful | |
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Collaborate | |
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Respect Informed Refusal | |
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Being Faithful: Matters of Fidelity | |
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Be Loyal | |
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Assume Perpetuity | |
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Provide Honest Feedback | |
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Actively Support Professional Regulation | |
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Delivering Your Best: Matters of Excellence | |
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Excel at the Fundamentals | |
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Do Not Settle for Legal Compliance | |
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Stay in Your Lane | |
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Do Not Cut Corners | |
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Making Ethical Decisions: Matters of Sound Judgment | |
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Study the Ethics Code of Your Profession | |
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Distinguish Ethics from Morality | |
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Investigate Ethical Concerns | |
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Prevent Ethical Concerns from Becoming Ethical Problems | |
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Do Not Oversimplify Ethical Problems | |
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Resolve Ethical Problems Creatively | |
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Employ a Model of Ethical Decision Making | |
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Consult Trustworthy Colleagues | |
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References | |
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Index | |