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This glossary contains authoritative definitions of essential terms related to ethics, deontology, and professional conduct in the university teaching context. It is maintained by the course instructor to ensure consistency and accuracy. Learners are encouraged to refer to this glossary throughout the course to deepen their understanding of key concepts that will support critical thinking, classroom discussions, and exam preparation.
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Code of EthicsA formal statement of a profession's values regarding ethical behaviors; guidelines for professional conduct. | ||
ConfidentialityThe ethical principle of respecting privacy by not disclosing information shared in trust. | ||
ConsequentialismAn ethical framework that judges actions based on their outcomes or consequences. | ||
Cultural RelativismThe view that ethical standards are culturally determined and may vary across different societies. | ||