Across
- 5. The general estimation that the public has for a professional.
- 7. Capability to perform professional services adequately.
- 10. Revealing all relevant information to clients.
- 15. Reliance placed by clients on the integrity and ability of professionals.
- 17. Accountability in fulfilling professional roles.
- 18. Moral principles governing behavior.
- 19. Improper behavior or violation of professional standards.
- 22. Rules or directives made and maintained by an authority.
- 23. Agreement or permission from a client after full disclosure.
- 24. Recommendations provided based on professional expertise.
- 25. Supervisory activities ensuring compliance with standards.
- 26. Faithfulness to client's interests over one's own.
- 27. Providing services promptly and thoroughly.
- 29. Impartiality and neutrality in providing professional services.
- 30. Keeping client information private unless legal obligations dictate otherwise.
Down
- 1. The written evidence of professional activities and decisions.
- 2. The care, skill, and caution expected of a professional.
- 3. A moral or legal obligation.
- 4. Required to act in the best interest of the client.
- 6. Obligation to be honest and straightforward in professional relationships.
- 8. Duty to be just, equitable, and impartial.
- 9. The evaluation of a client's circumstances or potential actions.
- 11. Adherence to rules, regulations, and standards.
- 12. Maintaining necessary ability and knowledge to provide effective services.
- 13. Conducting oneself in a manner that reflects positively on the profession.
- 14. The recipient of professional services.
- 16. A situation in which competing loyalties or interests exist.
- 20. Benchmarks for measuring the quality and ethics of professional activities.
- 21. Openness in communication, revealing all relevant facts.
- 28. Adhering to moral principles.