WorksheetsArmy JROTC Personal Code of Conduct
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 3hrs 30mins
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
An ethical guideline that states you should treat others the way you want others to treat you.
Golden Rule
Habits
Values
Integrity
A group of acceptable behaviors within a society or culture.
Respect
Cultural norms
Loyalty
Selfless
Cultural norms are ___________>
Acceptable behaviors within a society or culture
Duty i
Respect
Morals
T or F: If your values are true and good, they will not change over time.
True
False
What three things must you do to demonstrate the Army Value of duty?
Carry out requirements of your job, meet,professional standards, and fulfill your legal,moral, and civic obligations.
Personal ________ comes in two forms: physical and moral.
courage
Selfless service means______________.
your priorities are service to your community or the nation
Arranging marriage for your children is NOT an example of ___________.
cultural norm
Universal norm
True or False: Cultural norms can be stronger than universal norms
The golden rule is an example of one of the rules of ethics. Which One?
Respect the dignity for all people
Erin is a member of Congress and a new bill has come up for vote. The bill will result in the spending of millions of taxpayers money. WHich question should Erin ask herself when deciding how to vote?
Which vote will result in the greatest good for the greatest number of people?
The benefits of living by an ethical personal code of conduct include_________.
less frustration about making moral decisions
What is a practical step to get rid of bad habits and to form good ones?
Never stop a new habit before it is firmly fixed in your life.
_________ are guidelines we use to do the right thing.
Integrity is ________.
The characteristic of having high moral values and behavior
Morals are ________.
________ are behaviors that are acceptable to small groups of people, usually behaviors about group obligations, religious,practices, and so on.
Non- universal norms
Priorities are _________.
the things or actions that are most important to you
_________ are behaviors that are acceptable everywhere.
Universal Norms
What is one way to demonstrate respect in a group setting?
Focusing only on your own ideas
Listening actively to others' opinions
Interrupting others frequently
Disregarding group rules
