Integrity 101
What is integrity?
Doing the right thing even when no one is watching
If you find RM50 on the floor, what should you do?
Return it to the owner or authorities
Which action shows honesty in school work?
Admitting you made a mistake
What is completing tasks on time called?
Responsibility / Accountability
What does integrity help build in relationships?
Trust
What is Moral Consistency?
Matching your actions consistently with your moral values
What should you do if you accidentally break something?
Tell the owner the truth
What does cheating on an exam demonstrate?
A lack of integrity
What is reporting illegal workplace behavior called?
Whistleblowing
What happens when integrity is missing?
Loss of trust
What is honesty?
This core value is synonymous with truthfulness and is closely linked to integrity.
What should you do if you get extra change at a store?
Return the extra money
What is copying work without credit called?
Plagiarism
What is it called when personal interests affect decisions?
A conflict of interest
Why should leaders admit their mistakes?
To demonstrate accountability and build trust
What is the main difference between honesty and integrity?
Honesty is telling the truth, while integrity is always acting on your principles.
What should you do if an administrative error repeatedly benefits you without anyone noticing?
Report and correct the error immediately.
What should you do if you accidentally plagiarize?
Acknowledge and correct it
What is an example of corruption?
Accepting a financial bribe to alter competition results or official records.
What quality is shown by keeping your promises?
Dependability / Reliability
Why is integrity hardest to practice when no one is watching?
Because doing the right thing might cost you time, money, or convenience with no reward
What is it called when doing the right thing directly conflicts with personal loyalty or self-interest?
An ethical dilemma (or conflict of interest)
What should you do if a friend asks you to help them cheat?
Refuse politely
What is "accepting money to change results" called?
Bribery / Corruption Refuse politely
Why should rules be followed without supervision?
To ensure fairness and safety