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Most individuals have a set of fundamental beliefs or principles that guide their ethical behavior. However, people differ on the sources they draw upon for ethical decision making. Newman and Brown (1996) point to several sources as guidelines for evaluators’ ethical thinking. As outlined in the following activity, these include evaluator intuition, past experience, observations of behavior among colleagues, personal values and beliefs, and ethical rules as presented in ethical codes.