Basic Principles - SS1 Government Past Questions and Answers - page 1
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What are Basic Principles?
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Secondary ideas, concepts, or beliefs that have no influence on a system, process, or practice.
B
Fundamental ideas, concepts, or beliefs that form the foundation of a system, process, or practice.
C
Ideas, concepts, or beliefs that change frequently in a system, process, or practice.
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What do Basic Principles provide?
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A lack of structure for decision-making and action-taking.
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A framework for making decisions and taking action.
C
A set of random ideas for decision-making and action-taking.
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Why are Basic Principles essential?
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They provide consistency, fairness, and accountability.
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They promote inconsistency, unfairness, and lack of accountability.
C
They are unnecessary and irrelevant.
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What do Basic Principles ensure?
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Decisions and actions are grounded in fundamental values and beliefs.
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Decisions and actions are arbitrary and random.
C
Decisions and actions are based on personal biases and opinions.
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What are examples of Basic Principles?
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Principles of unfairness, injustice, inequality, and disrespect for human rights.
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Principles of fairness, justice, equality, and respect for human rights.
C
Principles that change frequently and have no consistency.
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Why are Basic Principles considered the building blocks of any system or practice?
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What benefits do individuals and organizations gain by adhering to Basic Principles?
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