1. INTEGRITY (Olick) A KEY ELEMENT OF THE MORAL LIFE

2. A Good Life Structure And Coherence That Binds What We Value Forms A Protrait And Narrative Of The Kind Of Person That We Are –Identity Conferring –Character Who We Are Not Just What We Do –Authenticity And Autonomy

3. Integrity (Wholeness), I Structure And Coherence Of The Moral Life Consistency Of Commitment And Conviction Over Time –Wholeness That Binds Formation Of Core Values And Commitments Integration Of Core Values And Commitments Translation Of Values Into Action Pursuit Of Life Plans Within Context

4. Integrity, Il Ideal –Some Changes May Occur Without Sacrificing Integrity Avoidance Of Rigidity Some Priorities May Vary Related To Dignity –Being In Charge Of One’s Life

5. Dignity (Worth), I Autonomy/Individual Self-determination Beliefs Commitments Customs Equality Expectations Experience Freedom/Liberty Goals Honesty Individual Differences

6. Dignity, II Morals Proprietary Ownership Privacy Pride In Self Rights Self-esteem Self-respect Space (Physical And Psychological) Values