Discussion
An explicit statement of values, principles and rules of a profession regulating the conduct of its members is known as :
Answer: D
Such a statement is a Code of Ethics.
A code of ethics sets out a profession's core values, the principles that follow from them and the standards by which members' conduct is judged. The NASW Code of Ethics in the United States, and the declaration of ethics adopted by Indian social work bodies, are examples.
A code of conduct or discipline is a narrower set of rules on behaviour, usually set by an employer and not grounded in a statement of values, and 'code of behaviour' is not the term used for a profession's ethical charter.
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