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    decision to abandon civilization by committing savage acts and not taking responsibility for their actions. Civilization is a way of life of order and personal responsibility, epitomized by Ralph and Piggy. Civilization has not abandoned the boys; even on the island, there are signs…

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    course of learning and living are responsibility and engagement. My responsibility and engagement throughout school has kept me an honor roll student. Responsibility is to be able to take ownership for one 's actions or for one 's work and to understand when one has done something wrong and to accept the consequences. Throughout English 101 responsibility has been a major factor in my work. When I forget to add something in my essay…

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    the new lancer days. One of those characteristics being personal responsibility. To me this is a very important characteristic…

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    learned how to be a leader quickly and how to hold an immense amount of responsibility all to herself. I see how she deal with all the problems of my company every month. She’s very considerate and graceful. Instead of making it easier for herself, she insures it’s easier for all her soldiers and keeps us all calm. 1SG Grant has taught me how to be interdependent, to develop emotional intelligence, and accepting personal responsibility. My first day at my unit, I felt a little out of place, as…

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    What do you think responsibility means? To me the word means to take ownership for my actions and words, taking charge in a situation that I know I can handle, and doing my duty to God, my country, and others. The official definition is the state or fact or having a duty to deal with something or having control over someone. But what is our responsibility to America? Here are a few things I believe they are, first you need to pay your own way not have the government or others pay it for you.…

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    The language of responsibility is defined as “The speaker's willingness to take responsibility for their beliefs and feelings.”(Adler and Proctor 169) In The Help there are many instances of the language of responsibility. One example is when the white women create the “Home Help Sanitation Initiative.” This is an attempt to enact a policy that requires all white houses to have separate bathrooms for all hired help. The name of the initiative hides the true meaning behind it because it sounds…

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    The standard definition when most people think of accountability or being accountable is accepting responsibility. Though this is true, to me accountability means: letting your actions rise above your excuses, overcome your fear and accept responsibility for the consequences you are accountable for. Accountability is liberating and requires a willingness to answer questions from those people affected by your actions. Accountability means to have the ability to follow through with your…

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    Throughout the course the material presented has made professional responsibility a key concept that I think about everyday. A firm understanding of professional responsibility allows students to make ethical decisions when faced with dilemmas. This has been the focus of module one and two with three allowing us to connect these ideas to a larger societal picture. To begin, my five core values are family, ambition, accountability, integrity, and commitment. These values are the most important to…

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    is the internal battle between ones passions and responsibilities. The question exists of which one is more beneficial to the goals, ideas, and development of the individual who is faced with the ultimatum of choosing passion over responsibility. Passion, and the pursuit of it, is what most individuals yearn for, however, responsibility is omnipresent and typically is more potent in importance. Nevertheless, what if someone chooses responsibility over passion? In the novel Frankenstein by Mary…

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    not be the strongest at. With this approach, management must ensure they pay attention to any licensing and credentialing requirements and that pay grades do not become an issue. To increase responsibility, work processes can be reorganized so that rewards and consequences are more closely tied to individual employee performance. While this sounds simple in theory, management should first ensure it has determined and qualified work product standards and then it must ensure that the right…

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