Responsibility 4

need to do

• something must be done or accomplished.

• working together with others towards a common goal or objective

• results or outcomes that are harmful or unpleasant

• the state or fact of having a duty to deal with something or of having control over someone

be responsible

• to behave in a way that shows you understand your duties and are willing to fulfill them

• something that must be done or accomplished.

• experiencing negative emotions such as sadness, guilt, or regret.

• to have an obligation to do something and to take care of it properly.

negative consequences

• the state or fact of having a duty to deal with something or of having control over someone.

• results or outcomes that are harmful or unpleasant.

• experiencing positive emotions such as happiness, satisfaction, or contentment

• a period of time that extends far into the future.

take care

• something that must be done or accomplished.

• the state or fact of having a duty to deal with something or of having control over someone.

• to be cautious and attentive while doing something so as not to cause harm or damage.

• working together with others towards a common goal or objective.

long run

• a period of time that extends far into the future.

• to believe in the reliability, truthfulness, or ability of someone or something.

• to have an obligation to do something and to take care of it properly.

• results or outcomes that are harmful or unpleasant.

take responsibility

• to accept that you are responsible for something that has happened, whether it is good or bad.

• to agree to take on a task or responsibility.

• to believe in the reliability, truthfulness, or ability of someone or something.

• results or outcomes that are harmful or unpleasant.

positive result

• to believe in the reliability, truthfulness, or ability of someone or something

• something that must be done or accomplished.

• a good outcome or consequence that benefits you or others.

• when people think that you should do something because it is your job or duty.

accept

• a period of time that extends far into the future.

• to agree to take on a task or responsibility.

• to be cautious and attentive while doing something so as not to cause harm or damage.

• working together with others towards a common goal or objective.

feel bad

• when people think that you should do something because it is your job or duty.

• experiencing negative emotions such as sadness, guilt, or regret.

• to believe in the reliability, truthfulness, or ability of someone or something.

• a period of time that extends far into the future.

trust

• to accept that you are responsible for something that has happened, whether it is good or bad.

• to agree to take on a task or responsibility.

• something that must be done or accomplished.

• to believe in the reliability, truthfulness, or ability of someone or something.