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The document defines key aspects of professional behavior including respect, responsibility, knowledge, confidentiality, pride, excellence, and leadership. Respect involves unbiased consideration for others' rights and property. Responsibility means being accountable for one's actions and obligations. Knowledge refers to information gained through experience or learning. Confidentiality ensures access to information is restricted appropriately. Pride involves self-respect and taking pride in one's work. Excellence means achieving high quality or top performance. Leadership involves inspiring others through a shared vision.
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