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| − | One definition of ethics, "Ethics is doing what is right to achieve what is good"[[Social and Ethical Considerations#References|1]] states the overall idea very succinctly. | + | One definition of ethics, "Ethics is doing what is right to achieve what is good"<sup>[[Social and Ethical Considerations#References|1]]</sup> states the overall idea very succinctly. |
| − | ''Ethics in Technical Communication: Shades of Grey''[[Social and Ethical Considerations#References|2]] lists the ten values of technical communication as | + | ''Ethics in Technical Communication: Shades of Grey''<sup>[[Social and Ethical Considerations#References|2]]</sup> lists the ten values of technical communication as |
*[[Social and Ethical Considerations#Honesty|Honesty]] | *[[Social and Ethical Considerations#Honesty|Honesty]] | ||
*[[Social and Ethical Considerations#Legality|Legality]] | *[[Social and Ethical Considerations#Legality|Legality]] | ||
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Chapter IntroductionSocial and Ethical Considerations is a very broad topic that can be interpreted in different ways. One definition of ethics, "Ethics is doing what is right to achieve what is good"1 states the overall idea very succinctly.
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Honesty
Legality
Privacy
Quality
Teamwork
Avoiding Conflict of Interest
Social Responsibility
Professional Development
Advancing the Profession
References
[1] Jules Harcourt, "Buddy" Krizan, and Patricia Merrier, Business Communication, 3rd ed. (Cincinnati: Southwestern Educational Publishing 1996), 83.
[2] Lori Allen, Dan Voss, Ethics in Technical Communication: Shades of Grey, (New York: Wiley Computer Publishing 1997).
