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7 marks Long answer
What do you mean by compudance in professional ethics? Elaborate with examples.
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Compudance in professional ethics refers to the duty of professionals to act responsibly and ethically, illustrated by examples such as confidentiality in healthcare.
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6 marks Long answer
Discuss the dimensions (systems) of human order.
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The dimensions of human order include social, economic, political, cultural, and environmental systems that interact to create a balanced society.
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6 marks Long answer
Illustrate ethical human conduct. Explain values, policy, and character with appropriate examples.
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Ethical human conduct is illustrated by adherence to values such as honesty, policies promoting fairness, and character traits like integrity.
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5 marks Long answer
Describe the four order of nature. Briefly explain them.
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The four orders of nature are the physical, biological, social, and spiritual orders, each contributing to the overall balance of existence.
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4 marks Medium answer
Differentiate between Indentions and compudance.
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Indentions refer to the structured approaches in interactions, while compudance signifies the ethical responsibility in professional conduct.
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4 marks Medium answer
Explain briefly about inter-connectedness with examples.
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Inter-connectedness refers to the mutual relationships among all entities, exemplified by ecosystems where species depend on each other.
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4 marks Medium answer
Learning from systems of nature and traditional practices helps us to gain insight into the polystic system.
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Insights from nature and traditional practices enhance our understanding of the interconnectedness and balance within the polystic system.
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4 marks Medium answer
What do you understand about Humanistic education?
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Humanistic education emphasizes personal growth, self-actualization, and the development of critical thinking skills.
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3 marks Medium answer
What are the important aspects of relationship?
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Important aspects of relationships include trust, communication, respect, and empathy.
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3 marks Medium answer
What do you mean by polystic perception of harmony in existence?
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Polystic perception of harmony recognizes the diverse interrelations that contribute to a balanced existence.
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3 marks Medium answer
Explain the understanding of harmony in nature.
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Understanding harmony in nature involves recognizing the balance and interdependence among living organisms and their environment.
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2 marks Short answer
State the vision for universal human order.
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The vision for universal human order is to establish a harmonious coexistence among all beings.
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2 marks Short answer
Define gratitude, glory and love.
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Gratitude is appreciation for kindness, glory is high renown or honor, and love is a profound affection for someone.
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2 marks Short answer
Define recyclability and self regulation in nature.
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Recyclability refers to the ability of materials to be reused, while self-regulation in nature is the capacity of ecosystems to maintain balance.
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2 marks Short answer
What is polystic alternative?
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Polystic alternative refers to diverse approaches that integrate multiple perspectives for holistic understanding.
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1 marks Short answer
List the characteristics of I.
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Characteristics of I include self-awareness, individuality, and personal identity.
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1 marks Short answer
State the feeling of respect.
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The feeling of respect is a positive regard for others' worth and dignity.
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1 marks Short answer
Define the term professional ethics.
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Professional ethics are the moral principles that govern the behavior of individuals in a professional context.
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