is the sum total of all laws, rules, etc., that make up your organizational, civic, and moral obligations

are the ideas and things that are important to you

having to do with the principals of what is right and what is wrong

come from your beliefs or attitudes

refers to a nation of completeness, wholeness, and uniqueness

the things or actions that are most important to you

loyalty exhibits the army's highest award--- the medal of honor--- imparts the nations of an individual acting above and beyond the call of duty

honor and --- stand together because individuals identify with group values.

the characteristic of having high moral values and behavior

behaviors we repeat frequently, often without thinking

an ethical guideline that states you should treat others the way you want others to treat you

behaviors that are acceptable to small groups of people, usually behaviors about group obligation, religious practices, and so on

is rooted in believing in yourself, your fellow teammates, your unit, and your devotion to the mission of the organization

behaviors that are acceptable everywhere

refers to one's regard for the dignity possessed by every human being

what are seven army values that all leaders and followers possess:

establishes the correct ordering of your obligations and commitments, starting with the U.S constitution

is standing up for your values, moral principles, and convictions

the welfare of your nation, community, and the organizations or institutions for which you are a member, must come before you-the individual

refers to taking responsibility for decisions and action

an internal sense of what is right and what is wrong

guidelines we use to do the right thing

a group of acceptable behaviors within a society or culture

a ------- is a way to deal with simple and complex ethical decisions in their daily lives.