What is integrity?

Integrity is:

• Being honest and having strong moral principles

• Being popular among peers

• Achieving high grades in exams

• Following orders without question

What is the definition of 'integrity'?

• Adherence to moral and ethical principles; soundness of moral character; honesty.

• The ability to adapt quickly to new situations.

• A tendency to avoid responsibility.

• The skill of persuading others to agree with you.

What part of speech is the word 'integrity'?

(a)  

How do you pronounce the word 'integrity'?

• in-teg-ri-tee

• in-te-gra-tee

• in-teg-rit-ee

• in-teg-er-tee

Integrity is deciding what the right thing is based on your moral and ethical principles, then doing the right thing, no matter what. If something or someone is trying to prevent you from doing the right thing, you do it anyway - even in the face of peer pressure.

• True

• False

Do you always do the right thing no matter what?

• Yes

• No

Does anyone always do the right thing no matter what?

• Yes, some people always do the right thing.

• No, no one always does the right thing.

What do you think is more important: ethics or morals?

• Ethics

• Morals

An ethical person has to also have strong morals.

• True

• False

One of our class rules is “Be Kind.” This rule is:

• both an ethical and a moral rule

• neither an ethical nor a moral rule