Ethical Values
This word means being honest and having strong moral principles.
Integrity
Telling the truth and being truthful in your actions.
Honesty
Showing consideration for others' feelings, rights, and opinions.
Respect
Influence from others to behave in a certain way, often unethically.
Peer-Pressure
A situation where you have to choose between two moral options.
Ethical Dilemma
Beliefs about what is important and guide how you should live.
Values
Being friendly, generous, and considerate toward others.
Kindness
This word means doing the right thing even when it’s difficult or scary.
Courage
Showing acceptance and respect for differences in others.
Tolerance
Being faithful to your commitments and standing by others.
Loyalty
Rules or habits of good behavior that guide right and wrong.
Morals
Willingness to give time, effort, or things to help others.
Generosity
Treating people equally and without favoritism.
Fairness
Understanding and sharing the feelings of others.
Empathy
Misleading or lying to others on purpose
Deception
Taking responsibility for your actions and their consequences.
Accountability
Being modest about your achievements and not thinking you're better than others.
Humility
Caring about others and wanting to help them.
Compassion
Believing in someone’s reliability and truthfulness.
Trust
Sticking to your principles even when it’s tough.
Integrity
This is the inner sense of what is right or wrong in your behavior.
Conscience
The ability to manage your actions, emotions, and desires.
Self-Control
Acting with fairness and giving people what they deserve.
Justice
Expressing a different opinion in a polite and understanding way.
Respectful Disagreement
Making decisions and taking responsibility for your actions and duties.
Responsibility