 He began to realize that because human services are formed by the society and world in which they exist, they will inevitably reflect and express their larger context.Whatever virtues, moral failings and propensities that a society might possess will be reflected in its human services.Serving with integrity depends on understanding how best to deal with the dynamics and disfunctionalities of those larger contexts, as well as with their effects on the moral coherency or incoherency expressed in one's serving function.