... by the sponsoring local authority. Without such support it is unlikely that such clients would be able to maintain their tenancies due to their limited personal abilities. It is important therefore that HS clients are supported in making choices in day-to-day activities, though choice, per se, is not ... respect their right to confidentiality. Confidentiality is not the same as secrecy, rather it is about the appropriateness of sharing information, in verbal, written or some other method, about one person to a third party. As care-workers we are in a unique position to ... learn all so...

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... upon, and I promise to uphold honesty in highest regards in my personal as well as my private life. . I will search for the truth before making any assumptions or decisions. I will never knowingly give out any false information and will never distort the truth to persuade others. Honesty is essential ... my life, because Integrity Integrity is having the ability to hold up to my own personal moral beliefs. Respect In modern day society as it get more ... guarantee the success of my work before it has been completed. I must also give credit to others when it is due for any ideas or info...

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... should not leave any incorrect impressions. Even if he does leave incorrect impressions and finds out that they were not correct he should correct them and also correct all inaccurate information because truthfulness increases " present credit and fortifies future confidence" (p. 59). No situations, no occasion, no provocation, no anxiety can justify falsehood. Falsehood wounds the honor of his own country. It ... not supposed to show irritation "when confronted by the stupidity, dishonesty, brutality or conceit of those with whom it is his unpleasant duty t negotiate; but he must esche...

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... all the rest (Hulse 188). These are just some examples of Socrates's ability in using his wit to charismatically display his virtues. His Views Despite historians" inability to provide detailed information about the early life of Socrates, there are a few records of his dialogues and discoveries. The problems with them are that his students recorded many of these details, and depending ... claimed to teach and never sought out people to engage in discussion with. For Socrates, gaining knowledge was not accomplished by accepting an opinion because of its widespread acceptance. Rather, pe...

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... code of ethics. Due to all these traits, Franklin rises out of the shadows to prominence and wealth. In the first part of the book, Franklin gives his readers background information on his family and a general profile of his ancestors. The details that he presents show the high regard and affection he has for his parents and other family members. One ... is trust further into public life. Franklin decides to finally write Part II of his book ten years later. It is interesting to note that Franklin's emphasis will change from personal achievement to individual development and moral educa...

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... code of ethics. Due to all these traits, Franklin rises out of the shadows to prominence and wealth. In the first part of the book, Franklin gives his readers background information on his family and a general profile of his ancestors. The details that he presents show the high regard and affection he has for his parents and other family members. One ... is trust further into public life. Franklin decides to finally write Part II of his book ten years later. It is interesting to note that Franklin's emphasis will change from personal achievement to individual development and moral educa...

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... , culture, ethics, and language itself. Swift satirizes about England and its structure of political system, the people, and its justice system. He goes about satirizing his speech by stating the information with respect to the reader and that he was try to "inform" the reader. Swift incorporates various literary devices such as exaggeration and sarcasm to present Gulliver's perception of England ... . In part three of the novel Swift is satirizing society and the many flaws it has. Swift satirizes society by exposing its plots, conspiracies, and means of letting money and personal charac...

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• Grade Level: High School