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Placing advertisements that make exaggerated or misleading claims about one's engineering services is:
- Encouraged to attract clients
- Required by consumer law
- Unethical
- Acceptable if the claims are popular
Answer
C. Unethical
Solution
Advertising must be truthful and dignified.
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