torontoanalyst

It’s funny because if you’re an ethical person, then the ethics section should not be that hard. It’s just a matter of picking out and memorizing the fine print for each standard, you could say. Just thinking ethically on certain questions can save you if you begin to think otherwise (i.e. Client is always going to come first). It’s just a matter of memorization, picking out the important details in the question, and learning to answer the questions in the manner that they are asked. In my opinion, there’s not really any trick to ethics and it’s too easy of a section to leave these points on the table.