Lesson 9/10 Flashcards
What are the five attributes of a professional?
Well-educated, well-trained, well-spoken, well-dressed, well-behaved
These attributes reflect the expectations placed on professionals in various fields.
What key competencies are expected from professionals? 4
knowledge
- expected to know what your talking about, people look up to you and trust what you say
attitude
- have a good attitude
skills
- necessary for any profession
- communication, teamwork, organization. etc.
values-
Know your values
- than you know what you believe in and you can stand up for yourself
- Knowing your values you can make the right decision- give direction, self understanding, consistent choice making
These competencies are crucial for maintaining a professional reputation.
True or False: Professionals are held to a higher expectation than the general public.
True
This is especially true for fields like nursing, teaching, and engineering.
What must professionals safeguard regarding their clients or patients?
Confidentiality
Professionals may be obligated to report certain issues, such as abuse, to ensure safety.
What is expected of professionals in terms of knowledge?
They are expected to know what they are talking about
People look up to professionals and trust their expertise.
What types of skills are important for any profession?
Communication, teamwork, leadership, problem solving, flexibility, organization, emotional intelligence
These skills are essential for effective professional practice.
Why is it important for professionals to know their values?
To understand what they believe in and make consistent choices
Knowing one’s values helps in making the right decisions and standing up for oneself.
What are the two distinct aspects of personal identity formation in a professional context?
Socialization process characterized by DOING- (following the rules and standards)
and Professional by BEING
(developing character, what you represent, go further than what’s required)
DOING involves following rules and standards, while BEING focuses on character development.