Responsibility

being accountable for one's own actions; choosing

to be one who takes responsibility when others may not

think it is important

• responsiblity

• duty

• awareness

• accountable

a commitment or expectation to do something—

either in general or if the circumstances call one to take

action

• responsiblity

• duty

• awareness

• accountable

when you have knowledge of a situation or fact;

when you perceive that something is happening or exists

• responsiblity

• duty

• awareness

• accountable

to be willing to take responsibility for one's

actions, including the things one should do, should not have

done, and when mistakes are made; when one is accountable,

they do not make excuses or blame others

• responsiblity

• duty

• awareness

• accountable

a thing that is more important than another and

needs to be taken into consideration or done first

• priority

• duty

• awareness

• accountable

a result, outcome, or effect of one's actions;

consequences are usually unwelcome or unpleasant

• priority

• duty

• consequence

• accountable