Questions and Answers
What is the Tagalog term for criminology?
Kriminologo
What does professional conduct refer to?
Behavior that meets or exceeds ethical expectations for a given profession.
Which of the following is an example of ethical standards?
Ethical awareness pertains to the ability to engage in sound moral reasoning.
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Name one specific principle of professional conduct.
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What is the primary focus of the Professional Regulartion Commission Oath?
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What is required for a successful examinee to take their oath?
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Which principle emphasizes the necessity for professionals to continually improve their skills?
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Professionals should prioritize personal gain over the broader interest of the profession.
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Study Notes
Professional Regulation Commission Oath
- Successful licensure candidates must take their oath before the Board or its members, along with the Accredited Professional Organization (APO).
- Only individuals authorized by law can administer oaths to successful examinees who are members of the APO before practicing.
Philippine Criminology Profession Act of 2018
- Known as RA NO. 11131, this legislation emphasizes oath-taking ceremonies for newly licensed criminologists.
Professional Conduct vs Ethical Standards
- Professional Conduct: Regulations governing members of professional bodies, ensuring behavior meets or exceeds ethical expectations.
- Ethical Standards: Established moral values promoting trust, fairness, and good behavior, typically articulated by the founders of professional organizations.
Code of Good Governance
- Adopted by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) and 42 Professional Regulatory Boards to ensure good governance among Filipino professionals.
- Professionals may adopt their own codes of conduct, but common principles exist across various professions.
General Principle of Professional Conduct
- Professionals should possess an ethical commitment, ethical awareness (ability to discern right from wrong), and ethical competency (sound moral reasoning).
Specific Principles of Professional Conduct
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Service to Others:
- Commitment to protecting life, property, and public welfare.
- Readiness for selflessness and sacrifice in professional duties.
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Integrity and Objectivity:
- Maintain public trust by performing responsibilities with integrity and nationalism.
- Avoid conflicts of interest and misrepresentation.
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Professional Competence:
- Required to have necessary knowledge, skills, and experience.
- Obligation to engage in lifelong education and keep up-to-date with advancements in their field.
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Solidarity and Teamwork:
- Support and nurture a unified professional organization for all members.
- Prioritize the profession's broader interests over individual ambitions through collaborative efforts.
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Social and Civic Responsibility:
- Carry out duties with consideration for the public good.
- Ensure professional actions align with responsibilities to clients and the community.
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Explore the key components of the Professional Regulation Commission's Oath and the Code of Conduct for Philippine Registered Criminologists. This quiz covers the essential ethical standards and the oath-taking procedure set by the Philippine Criminology Profession Act of 2018. Test your knowledge on these crucial aspects of the criminology profession.
