The code or principles of conduct that a person accepts
A) constitute the whole of his or her morality.
B) can be distinguished from the person's morality in a broader sense that includes his or her values, ideals, and aspirations.
C) rarely guide his or her conduct in practice.

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The principles of conduct that a person accepts can be seen as a subset of their broader morality, which encompasses their values, ideals, and aspirations. While principles may guide a person's conduct in certain situations, their morality extends beyond specific principles or codes.

The Code or Principles of Conduct That a Person Accepts