NRPA Professional Standards & Ethics

Question 1

What is the foundation of professional ethics in National Recreation and Park Association?

Accepted Answer

Acting with integrity, honesty, and accountability

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Maximizing profit at all costs

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Avoiding difficult decisions

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Following only verbal instructions

Question 2

In National Recreation and Park Association practice, what should a professional do when facing a conflict of interest?

Accepted Answer

Disclose the conflict and recuse if necessary

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Ignore it and proceed

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Hide the conflict from others

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Let someone else decide

Question 3

Which of the following best describes confidentiality in National Recreation and Park Association?

Accepted Answer

Protecting sensitive information from unauthorized disclosure

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Sharing information freely with everyone

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Keeping all information secret permanently

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Only sharing information verbally

Question 4

What is the role of a code of conduct in National Recreation and Park Association practice?

Accepted Answer

It establishes expected behavioral and professional standards

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It is optional and rarely enforced

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It only applies to new employees

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It replaces all laws and regulations

Question 5

When a National Recreation and Park Association professional discovers a regulatory violation, what is the appropriate action?

Accepted Answer

Report it through proper channels immediately

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Cover it up to avoid trouble

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Wait to see if it happens again

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Discuss it informally only

Question 6

What does informed consent require in National Recreation and Park Association practice?

Accepted Answer

Full disclosure of relevant information before obtaining agreement

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A quick verbal agreement

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Only a signed document

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Agreement from a third party