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The document discusses honesty and its importance. It defines honesty as speaking and acting in accordance with the truth and keeping promises. Honesty results in trust, authenticity and commitment, while dishonesty can lead to betrayal and emotional injury. The document provides tips for cultivating honesty such as being honest with oneself, choosing honest friends, using good communication skills, and relating the truth in a socially acceptable way. It also lists verbal and nonverbal cues that can indicate deception.
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- 1. What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I cultivate it? HONESTY
- 2. What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I cultivate it? HONESTY Speaking and acting in accordance with the truth Keeping every promise we make Integrity = words and actions are consistent with values and principles Dishonesty deceiving, misleading, misrepresenting the truth Hypocrisy pretending to be something/someone we are not
- 3. What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I cultivate it? HONESTY Unexpected Candor A Life of Integrity Rev. Billy Graham _ Candor vs. Courtesy Integrity
- 4. What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I cultivate it? HONESTY HONEST Trust Authenticity Commitment DISHONEST Betrayal Emotional injury Termination
- 5. What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I cultivate it? HONESTY Verbal deception cues curt replies hesitation during speech speech errors more “allness” terms defensiveness Nonverbal deception cues less smiling higher voice pitch blinking and pupil dilation nervous self-touching From Dr. Paul Ekman
- 6. What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I cultivate it? HONESTY To get out of trouble To look good to others To avoid facing our failure To protect somebody’s feelings It’s sometimes easy to lie
- 7. What is it? What is the result? How do I communicate it? How do I cultivate it? HONESTY Be honest with yourself Admit past failures in honesty or integrity Make reparations if appropriate Choose honest friends We become like the people we spend time with Hold your friends accountable Use good communication skills Relate the truth in a way that is socially acceptable