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Ethical Principles

Ethical principles are moral guidelines that are used to make decisions and evaluate actions. They are based on concepts such as fairness, justice, and respect and are often used in professional settings to ensure that actions are morally defensible. Continue Reading Below

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About Ethical Principles

Ethical principles are moral guidelines that are used to make decisions and evaluate actions. They are based on concepts such as fairness, justice, and respect and are often used in professional settings to ensure that actions are morally defensible. Examples of ethical principles include the principle of autonomy, which respects an individual's right to make their own decisions, and the principle of non-maleficence, which requires that actions do no harm.