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The ethical tenets that underlie the core function of assessment are (select all that apply)

The ethical tenets that underlie the core function of assessment are (select all that apply)

a. Competency: the persons assigned to develop community knowledge are prepared to collect data on groups and populations
b. Moral character: the persons selected to develop, assess, and disseminate community knowledge possess integrity
c. Service to others over self: a necessary condition of what is good or right policy
d. Do no harm: disseminating appropriate information about groups and populations is morally necessary and sufficient

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