Information Systems Mod 3

What does professionalism primarily involve aside from knowledge and skill?

• Speed and creativity

• Integrity, ethics, and trust

• Wealth and power

• Prestige and fame

Where did the concept of professionalism originate?

• Modern corporations

• Trade guilds and learned societies

• Military organizations

• Industrial revolution

According to the first interpretation, professionalism was viewed as:

• A way to gain power and authority

• A means of occupational stability and social order

• A tool for personal gain

• A marketing strategy

The second interpretation of professionalism during the 1970s–1980s emphasized:

• Ethical integrity

• Occupational self-interest in salary and power

• Altruism and service

• Lifelong learning

What is the third interpretation of professionalism mainly about?

• Occupational change and control within organizations

• Improving personal skills only

• Competition between companies

• Developing customer loyalty

Which characteristic of professionalism refers to knowing what is suitable in different situations?

• Respect

• Appropriateness

• Confidence

• Integrity

Which trait of professionalism reflects being reliable, diligent, and organized?

• Competence

• Conscientiousness

• Confidence

• Knowledge

Which characteristic requires managing emotions while being aware of others’ feelings?

• Integrity

• Knowledge

• Emotional Intelligence

• Appropriateness

Which value ensures professionals stay true to their word and do not compromise values?

• Respect

• Integrity

• Competence

• Teamwork

What does “respect” as a characteristic of professionalism primarily mean?

• Always agreeing with others

• Politeness and consideration for others’ needs

• Showing authority over subordinates

• Avoiding conflicts