Exam 3: The Leaders Character

Being ______ makes them sensitive to ethical issues and encourages them to act morally.

Values have to be translated into ______.

CCL staffers Moxley and Pulley believe hardships differ from other challenging experiences because they involve ______.

From a philosophical perspective, virtues have four important features. Name these four virtues and describe each briefly.

______ are more willing to face the reality of defeat.

Developing a ______ is the best way to keep the end or destination in mind.

______ describes the motivation to pursue long-term goals with sustained effort.

Someone who values ______ appreciates predictability.

Moderation is key to practicing ______.

Our moral identity is both a ______ and a ______.

Even though Robert was often teased by his coworkers about some of his work habits, he chose to practice ______ and remain calm despite their provocation.

Which of the following is not a noted feature about virtues?

______ is an orientation that puts others ahead of the self.

In the West, Greek philosopher Aristotle (383-322B.C.) argued that ethical decisions are the product of individual character.

Values, though critical, have to be translated into action.

For those with a highly developed sense of ______, to betray their ethical values is to betray themselves.

______ can encourage us to endure in the face of hardship, such as physical disability or an economic setback.

Someone who appreciates scientific understanding appreciates others making their own decisions.

Which of the following is not an important feature of virtues?

Which virtue is made up of self-awareness, openness, and transcendence?