Which, if any, of the following are generally considered essential defining elements of a profession?
1. Code of Ethics
2. PhD-level education
3. International endorsement
4. All of the above
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1. A code of ethics is a formal and public declaration of the principles of good conduct for members of a profession. It is one of the hallmarks of a profession.
2. The degree is not required for basic entrance into the profession of nursing.
3. International endorsement does not meet the NCLEX standards of the United States.
4. Not all of the criteria is met with each example.
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