Personal Ethical Standards

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My personal standards of behavior allow my character to grow. I was fortunate to be encouraged and guided through my social life and educational institutions. My family, peers, and teachers growing up rarly guided me in the wrong direction. My parents, teachers, and employers have all taught me the importance of following rules, and the differences between ethical and unethical decisions. Including not to cause emotional or physical pain and to keep your promises (chap. 3). I was continually encouraged to reach for my dreams and understand that anyone can accomplish any goal that is put in front of them if they just have the courage and faith to persevere in the mists of hardship. Supportive guidance and advice were given from influential

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