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This document provides guidance on how to be a respectful person through positive behaviors such as being kind, fair, honest, and caring for others, as well as avoiding negative behaviors like being dishonest, unkind, disloyal, unfair, disrespectful, insensitive, or negative. It encourages following goals and staying positive.
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- 1. Respect
- 4. Be fair Always be successful Follow your goals
- 5. Be loyal Caring for others Be honest
- 6. Don’t be Dishonest Unkind Disloyal
- 7. Unfair Disrespectful Insensitive
- 8. Bad sport Uncaring Cowardice
- 9. Don’t be negative Always be positive
- 10. Well just don’t choose the bad side always be positive Doing the bad things will get you bad in life