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Multiple Choices: Q1 What is a hazard? a. Something that can cause harm or injury to a person/people b. A purposeful assessment of the environment c. Something that requires control measure d. None of the above Q2 "Which of the following statements is correct? (4 x 1 = 4 marks) a. a Code of Ethics describes acceptable reactions for specific situations that are likely to arise b. a Code of Ethics can be applied in the moral situation c. a Code of Ethics briefly describes broad ethical goals d. all of the above

          Multiple Choices:
Q1 What is a hazard?
a. Something that can cause harm or injury to a person/people
b. A purposeful assessment of the environment
c. Something that requires control measure
d. None of the above
Q2 "Which of the following statements is correct?
(4 x 1 = 4 marks)
a. a Code of Ethics describes acceptable reactions for specific situations that are likely to arise
b. a Code of Ethics can be applied in the moral situation
c. a Code of Ethics briefly describes broad ethical goals
d. all of the above
        
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Multiple Choices:
Q1 What is a hazard?
a. Something that can cause harm or injury to a person/people
b. A purposeful assessment of the environment
c. Something that requires control measure
d. None of the above
Q2 "Which of the following statements is correct?
(4 x 1 = 4 marks)
a. a Code of Ethics describes acceptable reactions for specific situations that are likely to arise
b. a Code of Ethics can be applied in the moral situation
c. a Code of Ethics briefly describes broad ethical goals
d. all of the above

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Multiple Choices: Q1 What is a hazard? (4x1=4 marks) a. Something that can cause harm or injury to a person/people b. A purposeful assessment of the environment c. Something that requires control measures d. None of the above Q2 "Which of the following statements is correct? a. A Code of Ethics describes acceptable reactions for specific situations that are likely to arise b. A Code of Ethics can be applied in moral situations c. A Code of Ethics briefly describes broad ethical goals d. All of the above
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00:01 Hey, welcome to the video.
00:01 Ethics are morals that govern a person's behavior and as we can see here the ethical dilemma arises or will arise when the good and bad are bound together and the behavior that is the ethical behavior totally depends on the circumstance.
00:41 Codes of conduct that is how a person should behave at particular condition or environment form a part of ethical training...
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