Etiquette was a more important _______________ than accountability in undermining attempts at critical evaluation of physicians by physicians.

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Etiquette refers to the socially expected norms of behavior. In this context, the norms of behavior expected of physicians may have been more important than accountability, which refers to the obligation to explain or justify one's actions. Therefore, the best choice is C (Norm).

Etiquette Was a More Important _______________ Than Accountability in Undermining