The document defines morals as rules that guide behavior and distinguish between right and wrong. Values are principles or qualities considered worthwhile. It states that children learn morals from many environments like home, school, and media, and these morals will guide their decision making. If morals are not taught, children will make decisions based on emotions rather than sound judgment. The document then lists and describes several moral values and traits including responsibility, perseverance, caring, self-discipline, honesty, courage, fairness, integrity, patriotism, and respect.
Integrity is one of the fundamental values that employers seek in the employees that they hire. It is the hallmark of a person who demonstrates sound moral and ethical principles at work.
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This ppt is a part of an assignment done at The Assam Kaziranga University in Jorhat. Human Behavior in Organizations is the subject dealing with this topic.
Companies which follow certain business ethics have better chances of survival, as compared with the ones whose only goal is to make profits, even if they have to make several compromises to achieve their goals.
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Lesson 2 of PHILO101-Ethics under the Commission on Higher Education, or CHED, for Colleges, Universities and other Higher Education Institutions who cater or offer Ethics courses,
This presentation based on what is moral stories which is made by asmit sah of Nepal police school. It doesnt consists of moral stories. However it consists of moral stories tips and tricks.
In success, I realize it’s often ‘the journey’ that counts. In failure, I realize it’s often the ‘anticipation of the reward’ that motivated me to make the effort.
The Guiding Principles: Aligning What We Say with What We Domdalgarn
The Guiding Principles: Aligning What We Say with What We Do
Facilitated by Cynthia L. Jew, Ph.D
California Lutheran University
Department of Counselor Education
Presented at the VCSCA Fall Conference 2015
2. Definition of Morals
• Morals are the rules which people use
to guide their behavior and thinking.
• When an individual is dealing with, or
capable of distinguishing between,
right and wrong.
3. Definition of Values
• A principle, standard, or quality
considered worthwhile or desirable
VALUES
4. Morals and Values
• Our children are taught in various
environments- at home, at school, at
church, at the movies, and they are taught
by reading books or magazines, and by
television and their friends. Whatever
they are taught will guide them in their
decision making and their problem solving.
• If morals are not taught our children will
make decisions based on immediate needs
and desires, and based on emotions, not on
sound judgment.
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VALUE
5. Traits of Moral Values
• Responsibility
Being accountable in word and deed.
Having a sense of duty to fulfill tasks
with reliability, dependability and
commitment.
6. Traits of Moral Values
• Perseverance
Pursuing worthy objectives with
determination and patience while
exhibiting fortitude when confronted
with failure.
7. Traits of Moral Values
• Caring
Showing understanding of others by
treating them with kindness,
compassion, generosity and a
forgiving spirit.
CARE 4 OLDAGE
8. Traits Of Moral Values
• Self-discipline
Demonstrating hard work controlling
your emotions, words, actions,
impulses and desires. Giving your
best in all situations.
9. Traits of Character
Education
• Citizenship
Being law abiding and involved in
service to school, community and
country.
10. Traits of Moral Values
• Honesty
Telling the truth, admitting
wrongdoing. Being trustworthy and
acting with integrity.
11. Traits of Moral Values
• Courage
Doing the right thing in face of
difficulty and following your
conscience instead of the crowd.
12. Traits of Moral Values
• Fairness
Practicing justice, equity and
equality. Cooperating with one
another. Recognizing the uniqueness
and value of each individual within
our diverse society.
13. Traits of Moral Values
• Integrity
A firm adherence to a code of
especially moral or artistic values.
Being honest, trustworthy and
incorruptible.
14. Traits of Moral Values
• Patriotism
A love for and loyalty to one's
country
15. Traits of Moral Values
• Respect
Showing high regard for an authority,
other people, self and country. Treating
others as you would want to be treated.
Understanding that all people have value as
human beings.