Question

From the perspective of a
support worker, working ethically is
based on a clarification of what is
considered bad practice.​

Answer 1

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Answer:

Yes,

the above statement is true.

Explanation:

There is a common logical fallacy that the crime statistics reflect in some way the morality of the society. STOP HERE AND THINK TWICE! The crime statistics reflect first to which extent the human behaviour may be considered to be criminal, i.e. these figures mirror the criminalization of certain activities. We can legalize prostitution or the retail sales of alcohol in Sweden and then statistics of crime will look different, not necessarily better. We can change the definition of the crimes; a broader definition will increase the statistics at least in the first period after the amendments.

Hence,

From the perspective of a

support worker, working ethically is

based on a clarification of what is

considered bad practice.

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Answer 2

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Yes, Above statement is true.

There is a common logical fallacy that the crime statistics reflect in some way the morality of the society. STOP HERE AND THINK TWICE! The crime statistics reflect first to which extent the human behaviour may be considered to be criminal, i.e. these figures mirror the criminalization of certain activities. We can legalize prostitution or the retail sales of alcohol in Sweden and then statistics of crime will look different, not necessarily better. We can change the definition of the crimes; a broader definition will increase the statistics at least in the first period after the amendments.

Hence,

From the perspective of a

support worker, working ethically is

based on a clarification of what is

considered bad practice.