Army JROTC Personal Code of Conduct

How does the Army JROTC Personal Code of Conduct promote good citizenship?

• By instilling values such as integrity, respect, and responsibility in its members.

• By teaching members to disrespect authority and their peers

• By promoting laziness and lack of accountability

• By encouraging members to be selfish and dishonest

What is the purpose of the Army JROTC Personal Code of Conduct?

• To provide physical training for cadets

• To teach cadets how to cook

• To establish standards of behavior and conduct for cadets

• To establish rules for cadet fashion choices

What are the consequences of violating the Army JROTC Personal Code of Conduct?

• No consequences

• Verbal warning

• Disciplinary actions, loss of privileges, and potential dismissal from the program

• Rewards and recognition

Discuss the role of respect in the Army JROTC Personal Code of Conduct.

• Respect plays a crucial role in the Army JROTC Personal Code of Conduct.

• The Army JROTC Personal Code of Conduct does not mention anything about respect

• Respect has no role in the Army JROTC Personal Code of Conduct

• Respect is only important in civilian life, not in the Army JROTC Personal Code of Conduct

What is the definition of Values?

• The things or actions that are most important to you.

• The characteristic of having high moral values and behavior.

• Ideas, belief, or attitudes about what is important.

• Having to do with the principals of what is right and what is wrong.

What is definition of Conscience?

• An internal sense of what is right and what is wrong.

• The things or actions that are important to you.

• Having to do with the principals of what is right and what is wrong.

• The characteristic of having high moral values and behavior.

What is the definition of habits?

• Behaviors that are acceptable everywhere.

• An ethical guideline that states you should treat others the way you want others to treat you.

• Guidelines we use to do the right thing.

• Behaviors we repeat frequently, often without thinking.

The definition of Non-Universal norms?

• Behaviors that are acceptable to small groups of people, usually behaviors about group obligations, religious practices, and so on.

• The right or the wrong way to go.

• A group of acceptable behaviors within a society or culture.

• Ideas, belief, or attitudes about how is important.

One's regard for the dignity possessed by every human being.

• Respect

• Priorities

• Selfless

• Universal-norm

A person's willingness to bear true faith and allegiance to the U.S. Constitutions and their peers.

• Loyalty

• Respect

• Conscience

• Selfless