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    Moral values are a standard of right and wrong. Everyone has some kind of moral value that they believe in. Whether it is respect, honesty, loyalty, etc. In the book, The Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger and in the movie Donnie Darko both of the main characters, Holden and Donnie had certain moral values that they both believed in when it came to living their lives. They believed that these moral values make them better people and help them make the rest of the world better. Both of the…

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    Introduction Values are an important part of life. They shape the way a person acts in any given situation. Values influence human behavior. The influence that values have on behavior can be both positive and negative. Below are five important values that guide my critical thinking. Sometimes these values aid my critical thinking, but sometimes these values can be a hinderance to critical thinking. The five values that are most important that guide me in some compelling way are leadership,…

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    Cultural Competence

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    Cultural competence, operationally defined, is the integration and transformation of knowledge about individuals and groups of people into specific standards, policies, practices, and attitudes used in appropriate cultural settings to increase the quality of services; thereby producing better outcomes (Davis, 1997). Cultural Proficiency in education is the level of knowledge-based skills and understanding that are required to successfully teach and interact with students and to work effectively…

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    Personal Values Analysis

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    Throughout the last week I have been able to learn how personal values effect the counseling relationship in various ways. One thing that I was able to remind myself of is that everyone brings a unique perspective to the table. Every client has their own set of values in the same way that every counselor does. One thing I have been able to learn as to not shy away from those personal values in a professional setting but to try and fully understand them for the benefit of myself and especially of…

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    Values exist within individuals and reflect their behaviour in the workplace where they hold shared values. O’Grady values TriVac and its independence deeply. His values are not congruent with the organization. TriVac is now owned by Rohrtech and their values are being passed onto them. Devine tries his best to enforce these values of unity, and working on achieving the benefits by integrating with Rohrtech but TriVac employees, especially Weston and O’Grady are stubborn and want to keep…

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    Integrity is an extremely important quality to have. It is even more important when entering a job in the medical field. Integrity allows for a healthy relationship between physicians and their patients. It encourages physicians to do the right thing, even if it may not be the easiest option for them. Without integrity, patients wouldn't get the care that they need and deserve. To me, integrity means to be ethical and honest. When dealing with patients, one should respect their privacy and do…

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    There are two slogans or phrases that is know by the Japanese. The first is Gambetta, meaning “to persist or never give up,” and kaizen, “a commitment to working for the continuous improvement of the community” (Seider, 2012, p. 164). The Pacific Rim students see these stipulations to be the center of the civic character development. In the meantime students are directed all the way through character education class that connects the learners to reflect within their responsibility, or position…

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    Throughout my life I have always thought of how I should value my life. In a positive way not focusing on the negatives and just enjoy life. In a hopeless way like Hamlet, only seeing the negative side of things and not caring. Finally in monetary way, only seeing the human life in the value of money. Today I have come to the conclusion that life is too short to see it in the negative way or in the monetary way. I would rather be positive and live my life according to my own happiness and the…

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    Cultural Values In Canada

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    Cultural Values In Work Abroad Every country has a different set of cultural values district to that country and it’s unique culture. Culture can be defined in many ways but the one that I think sums up culture the best is Merriam-Websters version stating that culture is, “the integrated pattern of human knowledge, belief, and behavior that depends upon the capacity for learning and transmitting knowledge to succeeding generations” (Merriam-Websters, 2017). Culture can be determined by countries…

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    Integrity As most people would say is that integrity is when someone is brave and overcomes something. It can also mean persevering and fighting for what is right. Each morning I wake up it takes integrity just to get up and get through my day. People can use integrity in anything that they do. Most mornings I wake up I just feel like a very small object that will later die and be nothing after that. As for heaven and things like that and what other people think will happen after this life I…

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