Codes of ethics state the engineer's duties to society, to employers, to clients, to colleagues, to subordinates, and to the profession. However, when these duties conflict, which group should take precedence? a. Employers and clients b. Colleagues and subordinates. c. The profession. d. Society (the public)

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Payton Floyd

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17 September, 14:06

Codes of ethics state the engineer's duties to society, to employers, to clients, to colleagues, to subordinates, and to the profession. However, when these duties conflict, which group should take precedence? a. Employers and clients b. Colleagues and subordinates. c. The profession. d. Society (the public)

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Bianca Holden · Answer 1

The answer is D. Society (the public)

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Codes of ethics state the engineer's duties to society, to employers, to clients, to colleagues, to subordinates, and to the profession. However, when these duties conflict, which group should take precedence? a. Employers and clients b. Colleagues and subordinates. c. The profession. d. Society (the public)

The answer is D. Society (the public)