Can you teach integrity?
What will be an ideal response?
This question should yield lots of thought and discussion. There are those who believe that a trait such as integrity is something that develops as the individual matures and can not be changed once that person has become an adult. An opposing viewpoint would state that there are certain components of integrity that are highlighted on page 17 and 18 that can be taught. The simple answer is that it could depend on the individual. If the individual is not willing to incorporate the components of integrity in decision making then integrity can be taught. However, a more optimistic answer would be that integrity can be taught in the sense that the decision makers can use the components as a checklist when they self-monitor their own behavior to ensure that they have a high level of integrity.
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