Which statement reflects the Code of Conduct regarding professional representations?

• A. To exaggerate your qualifications
• B. To not misrepresent your credentials, training or experience
• C. To disclose only when asked
• D. To ignore qualifications

Answer: (B)

Truthful and accurate representation of what you are qualified to do is fundamental. The best statement aligns with that principle by saying you should not misrepresent your credentials, training, or experience. Being honest about what you know and what you have trained for helps clients and colleagues trust your work and protects the public.

Exaggerating qualifications, ignoring relevant credentials, or waiting to disclose information only when asked all undermine trust and can mislead others about your capabilities. So, the emphasis on not misrepresenting what you have actually earned and can competently perform is the correct standard.