1. Does understanding the definition of ethics make it easier to choose the ‘good’ and the ‘right’ when faced with ethical dilemmas? 2. If rules are universal, or if rules are not universal - does that make you feel more secure in making a decision?
3. If you were to devise five ‘golden rules’ to which all humanity would abide, what would those rules be?If you could start an organization to help a cause or community in need, what issue would it address and why?

Compared with the executive and legislative branches

Ais a group of people living and working under a set of rules and traditions.

Neighborhood and community characteristics: the social ecology approach emphasizes the view that certain social and physical characteristics of neighborhoods and communities influence the likelihood of committing deviance and crime.imagine that you are in a position as a community leader. there are several neighborhoods in your community with: high poverty rates low quality housing single parent households which issue would you address first, and what strategies would you propose to address this issue?