Developing Good Character Chapter 1 Lesson 2. The Foundation of Character  Character- a person’s use of self-control to act on responsible values. 

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Developing Good Character Chapter 1 Lesson 2

The Foundation of Character  Character- a person’s use of self-control to act on responsible values.  Value- a principle or standard that guides the way a person behaves..

Responsibility Citizenship CaringFairness Respect Honesty Character Values

Character Values  Honesty  Not only telling the truth, but acting on it!  Responsibility  Making healthful decisions and accepting the consequences.  Citizenship  Carrying out the duties of a member of the community.

Character Values  Caring  Sharing the pain and pleasure of others.  Fairness  Acting or judging without favoritism or prejudice.  Respect  Treating others with dignity and consideration.

Influences on Your Character and Actions  Family  School  Peers  Media  Culture

Role Models  Think of the influences on your health:  Family, School, Peers, Media, Culture  Can you think of any role models from those influences?  Which character traits do they display?  Can role models sometimes be negative?

Peer Pressure  List different instances in which you may feel peer pressure.  Positive or negative?

Using Resistance Skills 1. Say “NO” in a firm voice. 2. Give reasons for saying no. 3. Be certain your behavior matches your words. 4. Ask and adult for help if you need help.