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Can be defined as virtuous traits, such as trustworthiness, honesty, respect, responsibility, caring, fairness, and citizenship. |
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Refers to the tools needed for interacting with others with respect, kindness and good manners, or etiquette. |
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Involves thinking beyond the moment and considering how your words and actions affect yourself and others before you act. |
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Defined as sympathy and compassion for others. |
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Principles of right conduct that govern interactions in a group or society. |
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Produces specific, measurable precriptions for action that will help you get what you want out if life. |
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Comes from the Latin word meaning "wholeness" and describes how one's actions conform to one's principles. |
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Accepting ownership of your problems, demonstrating commitment, and keeping your word and agreements. |
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Often requires the redirection and transformation of anger toward positive behaviors. |
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A measure of how you feel about yourself. |
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