PROF ISSUES Midterms

professionalism

is more than just about qualifications, knowledge, and skill; but also about integrity, ethics, and trust

true

(T/F) practicing and maintaining a high level of valued professionalism will create stronger relationships with clients, employers, the team, and the public who will use or benefit from the products and services

a set of values, behaviors, and broader responsibilities in how the professional’s knowledge and skills are applied

the essence of professionalism is not just for the job but also for how the job is done. what does it possess?

from trade guilds and the learned societies for the church, law, and medicine

the idea of professionalism and the establishment of modern professions originated from what?

true

(T/F) professionalism developed from the transaction of providing privileges & recognized status to specific people in return for the development/application of their unique knowledge/skills

yes

did the concepts of professionalism, profession, and professionalization meet considerable and critical attention in sociology through various interpretations and analyses?

first interpretation

in this interpretation of professionalism, it was determined to be an occupational value for the stability and ordinance of social systems (according to initial british and american analyses)

professional relations (PR)

in the first interpretation of professionalism, who were cooperative and mutually supportive?

true

(T/F) in the first interpretation, relations of trust represented the employee-client, and the employee-management interactions as competence were presumed as a guarantee through education, training, and licensing

second interpretation

this was the interpretation of professionalism during 1970s-1980s, discusses as a successful principle and professionalism as a process of authority over occupation/market

a professional’s occupational self-interest in salary and power

according to the second interpretation, professionalization promotes what?

true

(T/F) in the second interpretation, professionalism was a process initiated and controlled by the employees through professional institutions and associations to promote and protect their self-interests

third interpretation