ETHICS SADIA KHAN DURRANI.

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ETHICS SADIA KHAN DURRANI

WHAT IS ETHICS?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIaHxC7BT0A

Ethics was originally a branch of philosophy Ethics was originally a branch of philosophy. But now Ethics has become a branch of every other area of study including Social work.

Ethics is a philosophical concept that determines the definition of “right” and “wrong”, especially when applied to interaction between people.

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