There are many professional groups to which an insurance professional can belong, on both the local and national level. Professional associations and societies are Select one: A. Effective in setting ethical standards within their specialties. B. Most effective when organized at the national level. C. Most helpful when the groups include many different job types. D. Relatively expensive at the local level.Jenny is contemplating what her role as an underwriter means to herself, her employer, insureds, and society generally. She should realize that Select one: A. Behaving in an altruistic manner precludes the opportunity to find personal rewards. B. Creation of new insurance products helps move society forward and stimulates economic growth. C. While altruism serves the needs of the individual, it cannot serve the needs of society as a whole. D. When interacting with insureds, an insurance practitioner's primary goal should be profitability