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profession
1. The occupation which one professes to be
skilled in and to follow is .
2. Profession is applied specifically to . Divinity, Law, and Medi-
cine.
3. One who is engaged in one of the learned or Professional
skilled professions or in a calling considered
to a trade or handicraft is .
4. What are the pillars of character? 1. Trustworthiness
2. Respect
3. Responsibility
4. Fairness
5. Caring
6. Citizenship
5. What is the first pillar of character? Trustworthiness
6. What is the second pillar of character? Respect
7. What is the third pillar of character? Responsibility
8. What is the fourth pillar of character? Fairness
9. What is the fifth pillar of character? Caring
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10. What is the sixth pillar of character? Citizenship
11. The ability to recognize the presence and Moral Sensitivity
nature of ethical issues is .
12. The ability to make the right ethical decision Moral Judgement
13. Moral Motivation
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In regards to "ethical behavior"
is the desire to do the right thing and to be a
good and ethical person.
14. Possessing the maturity, courage, and Moral Character
discipline to follow through and do what
you know is right
is .
Courage
15. is required to take action when
one has doubts or fears about the
consequences. Ex: facing barricaded, armed
suspect
16. Examples of courage Facing barricaded,
armed suspect
17. is the courage to take action for Moral Courage
moral rea- sons despite the risk of adverse
consequences. Ex: refusing gratuities and
participating in cover ups
18. Examples of Moral courage Refusing
gratuities/par-
ticipating in cover
ups
19. is the natural reaction of the mind/body to Stress
a demand place on it-pleasant or unpleasant.
20. A stressor that is perceived as positive such Eustress
as a pro- motion, getting married or achieving
an accomplish- ment.
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21. Examples of Eustress promotion, getting
mar- ried
22. is a stressor perceived as something negative Distress
such as an injury, an illness, or being fired.