CHARACTER AND ETHICS

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CHARACTER AND ETHICS

• VOCABULARY

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ACCOUNTABILITY

• Answerable. Capable of being explained.

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CHARACTER

• The combination of qualities or features that
  distinguishes one person, group, or thing from
  another.

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CITIZENSHIP

• The status of a citizen with its attendant
  duties, rights, and privileges.

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COOPERATION

• An act of cooperating. It is an association of
  persons for mutual benefit.

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COMPASSION

• The deep feeling of sharing the suffering of
  another in the inclination to give aid or
  support, or to show mercy.

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CREATIVITY

• Having the ability or power to create things

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DEPENDABILITY

• Capable of being depended upon. Trustworthy.

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DETERMINATION

• The act of making or arriving at a decision.

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DILIGENCE

• Long steady application to ones occupation or
  studies persistent effort.

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ENDURANCE

• The act quality, or power of withstanding
  hardship or stress.

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ENTHUSIASM

• Rapturous interest or excitement, a subject or
  activity that inspires a lively interest.

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ETHICS

• The study of the general nature of morals and of
  the specific moral choices to be made by the
  individual in his relationship with others.

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FAITH

• A confident belief in the truth, value, or
  trustworthiness of a person, idea or thing.

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FORGIVENESS

• The act of forgiving a pardon Forgive means to
  excuse for a fault or offense.

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HONOR

• Esteem respect reverence, a reputation good
  name, credit.

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HONESTY

• The capacity or condition of being honest.
  Integrity. Trustworthiness.

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HUMILITY

• The quality or condition of being humble lack of
  pride modesty

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INTEGRITY

• Rigid adherence to a code of behavior Probity.
  The state of being unimpaired soundness.
  Completeness. Unity.

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JUSTICE

• Moral rightness equity honor, fairness.

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OBEDIENCE

• The quality or condition of being obedient
  Obeying or carrying out a request, command, or
  the like.

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PATRIOTISM

• A person who loves, supports, and defends his
  country.

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PUNCTUALITY

• Act or arriving exactly at the time appointed
  prompt.

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RESPECT

• To feel or show esteem for to honor to show
  consideration for avoid violation of.

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RESPONSIBILITY

• The state, quality, or fact of being responsible
  A thing or person that one is answerable for a
  duty, obligation, or burden.

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SELF-CONTROL

• Control of ones emotions, desires, or actions by
  ones own will.

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SENSITIVITY

• The quality or condition of being sensitive is
  usually employed for the personal tendency to be
  offended easily or to react readily to criticism.

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SINCERITY

• The quality or condition of being sincere.
  Presenting no false appearance, not hypocritical
  true.

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TOLERANCE

• The capacity for or practice of allowing or
  respecting the nature, beliefs, or behavior of
  others Leeway for variation from a standard.

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TRUTHFULNESS

• Consistently telling the truth honest.

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VIRTUE

• The quality of moral excellence, righteousness,
  and responsibility goodness.

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DEFINITIONS

• These definitions came out of the Red American
  Heritage Dictionary.