1. Make the Honor Role (Acting Responsibly) Emotional Intelligence LAP 21

2. Make the Honor Role (Acting Responsibly) Explain the importance of acting responsibly. Demonstrate how to exhibit responsible behavior. A B

3. Explain the importance of acting responsibly. A

4.  A responsible person:  Does the right thing  Can be trusted

5. Why Use a Budget? What Is Responsible Behavior?  Doing what you say you will  Making good choices  Accepting the consequences of your decisions  Considering how your actions will affect others

6. Why Use a Budget? Honesty Fairness Elements of Responsible Behavior Compassion/ Respect Accountability Courage

7. Why Use a Budget? Be Honest !  Admit your mistakes.  Make decisions based on evidence, not emotions.  Be open to constructive criticism.

8. Why Use a Budget? Be Compassionate and Respectful !  Treat people with kindness.  Put yourself in others' shoes.  Accept people who are different.

9. Be Fair !  Balance your needs with the needs of others.  Make sure one person doesn't always get his/her way.  Treat everyone the way you want to be treated.

10. Why Use a Budget? Be Accountable !  Accept the consequences of your actions.  Think about how your actions will influence others.  Do what you say you will do.

11. Why Use a Budget? Be Courageous !  Do the right thing, even if it's not easy, fun, or popular.  Stand up to people who are doing wrong. Be Courageous !

12. Why Use a Budget? What Do You Do When...  Your friend wants you to give her free food?  You don't give a customer enough change?  A coworker is taking home office supplies?

13. Why Use a Budget? Personal Responsibility  Taking responsibility for yourself  Having a clearly defined set of ethics

14. Why Use a Budget? Social Responsibility  Taking people's needs and feelings into consideration  Trusting that people will do the right thing most of the time  Honoring others' rights and dignity

15. B Demonstrate how to exhibit responsible behavior.

16. How to Act Responsibly Follow the rules. Tell the truth. Admit your mistakes. Finish assignments with care and on time. Always act appropriately.

17.  Detainees experienced extreme interrogation techniques.  CIA and military said techniques were necessary to get information.  Lower ranking individuals said they were following orders.  Was their behavior responsible?

18. Acknowledgments Original Developers: April J Miller and Lelia Ventling, MBA Research Version 2.0 Copyright © 2013 MBA Research and Curriculum Center Acknowledgments Original Developers: April J Miller and Lelia Ventling, MBA Research Version 2.0 Copyright © 2013 MBA Research and Curriculum Center

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