ID Pro-Prac FINAL EXAM

Continuing education, examination, education, experience, registration

Registration, experience, continuing education, education, examination

Experience, education, examination, registd. Education, experience, examination, registration, continuing educationration, continuing education

Education, examination, registration, experience, continuing education

Education, experience, examination, registration, continuing education

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic associated with a profession

The use of skills based on theoretical knowledge

A corporate business structure to perform services

Competence ensured by examination

A code of conduct to ensure professional integrity

Which of the following is NOT true about licensure?

Each state establishes their own rules on licensure

Successful completion of the NCIDQ exam is often a part of eligibility to apply for licensure

Licenses for professional interior designers are regulated at the federal level since NCIDQ is used in all states

Practice Licenses are often coupled with Title Licenses

All of the above are true

What group or organization provides accreditation for programs for interior design education and regulates the educational standards?

Interior Design Educators Council

Council for Interior Design Accreditation

International Interior Design Association

Foundation for Interior Design Education and Research

National Association for Architectural Education

How many sections to the NCIDQ exam must you pass before you are considered a “certificate holder”?

With at least 1 sections passed – and you are a “preliminary certificate holder”

With at least 2 sections passed – and you are a “preliminary certificate holder”

All 5 sections must be completed successfully

All 3 sections must be completed successfully

None of the above – you are a certificate holder by applying for a license.

Which of the following would NOT be considered a source of shaping moral judgments?

ASID Members' contracts with clients shall clearly set forth the scope and nature of the projects involved, the services to be performed and the methods of compensation for those services.

True

False

ASID Members shall not endorse the application for ASID membership and/or certification, registration or licensing of an individual known to be unqualified with respect to education, training, experience or character, nor shall a member knowingly misrepresent the experience, professional expertise of that individual.

True

False

All of the following are Interior Designers responsibilities to the public EXCEPT

Members shall not engage in any form of false or misleading advertising or promotional activities.

Embers shall neither offer, nor make any payments or gifts to any public official

Members shall not undertake any professional responsibility unless they are, by training and experience, competent to adequately perform the work required.

Members shall at all times consider the health, safety and welfare of the public in spaces they design

Members agree, whenever possible, to notify property managers, landlords, and/or public officials of conditions within a built environment that endanger the health, safety and/or welfare of occupants.

Members shall comply with all existing laws, regulations and codes governing business procedures and the practice of interior design as established by the state or other jurisdiction in which they practice.

All of the above are true

All of the following are Interior Designers responsibilities to the client EXCEPT

Members may render a second opinion to a client or serve as an expert witness in a judicial or arbitration proceeding.

Members shall not undertake any professional responsibility unless they are, by training and experience, competent to adequately perform the work required.

Members shall not divulge any confidential information about the client or the client’s project, or utilize photographs of the client’s project, without the permission of the client.

Members shall be candid and truthful in all their professional communications.

Embers shall act with fiscal responsibility in the best interest of their clients and shall maintain sound business relationships with suppliers, industry and trades.

Members shall fully disclose to a client all compensation that the member shall receive in connection with the project

All of the above are true

All of the following are Interior Designers responsibilities to the other interior designers and colleagues EXCEPT

Members shall not initiate, or participate in, any discussion or activity which might result in an unjust injury to another interior designer’s reputation or business relationships

Members shall only take credit for work that has actually been created by that member or the member’s firm, and under the member’s supervision

Members should respect the confidentiality of sensitive information obtained in the course of their professional activities

Members shall not interfere with the performance of another interior designer’s contractual or professional relationship with a client

Members shall not initiate any discussion or activity which might result in an unjust injury to another interior designer’s reputation or business relationships

All of the above are true

All of the following are Interior Designers responsibilities to the profession EXCEPT

Members agree to maintain standards of professional and personal conduct that will reflect in a responsible manner on the Society and the profession

Members shall seek to continually upgrade their professional knowledge and competency with respect to the interior design profession

Members agree, whenever possible, to encourage and contribute to the sharing of knowledge and information between interior designers and other allied professional disciplines, industry and the public

All of the above are true

All of the following are Interior Designers responsibilities to the employer EXCEPT

Members leaving an employer’s service shall not take drawings, designs, data, reports, notes, client lists or other materials relating to work performed in the employer’s service except with permission of the employer

Members are responsible for managing the employer

A member shall not unreasonably withhold permission from departing employees to take copies of material relating to their work while employed at the member’s firm, which are not proprietary and confidential in nature

Members shall not divulge any confidential information obtained during the course of their employment about the client or the client’s project or utilize photographs of the project, without the permission of both client and employer

All of the above are correct

As part of the Interior Design Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct, interior designers have the responsibility to ensure the confidentiality of the client’s project, even in a situation where the client wishes to violate the law.

True

False

Which of the following are interior designers NOT ethically responsible for?

Providing services for the good of the public

Being responsible to the clients

Sealing or signing drawings, specifications or other interior design documents

Being responsible to our colleagues

Being responsible to the profession

American Society of Interior Designers are required to conduct all of the following professional practice conduct EXCEPT towards

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