Any guidance on Ethics tackling, ethics, guidance, another, sometimes

Viceroy

I read the Study Session 1 but did not read the Study Session 2. I took the mock exam and scored 50% each in both session.... really struglling to improve on ethics ...

sometimes the answers are too close or a valid answer for another Code of Standard...

How you guys tackling this? Any guidance

mik82

I don't know what the best approach is, Ethics was my downfall the first time I took L2 and I still can't get a 4/6 on the sample exams. I'm expecting a pretty vague item set on exam day, so read carefully. One word can change everything.

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Windjam

batgirl4ever Wrote:
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> Would suggest just reading very carefully - there
> have been numerous cases where they test you on a
> portion of the action in the vignette but you
> would have to read all the way to the end to be
> able to get the right answer.
>
> In my experience be very wary of answers that are
> very general, blanketed statements that are
> incredibly onerous on the person like
> "under no circumstances should a candidate accept
> any gifts whatsoever" or
> "a manager's job is to monitor every action of
> his/her underlings and must take full
> responsibility of everything they do" etc...
>
> I think it's because a lot of the test takers just
> choose the most onerous statement thinking that
> the harshest statement has to be right all the
> time.
>
> Anyways this is a good topic - I find that in the
> test it's more about your ability to read
> effectively than it is about your knowledge of the
> code of ethics... Thoughts anyone else?

I agree, but I guess they want us to make sure we can incorporate multiple sets of data and read between the lines.

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