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Bill Hanley and Russ O'Donohue both are professional social workers who are guided by the NASW Code of Ethics. Since professional actions are grounded in the Code of Ethics, we can expect that given a particular situation ______.

a. their professional decisions will always be very similar
b. their professional decisions may actually be quite different
c. the code is irrelevant to their professional practice
d. the code always dictates a particular response

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