On pages 105-106 of the textbook, there is a list of 36 core values. List the five you believe to be your most important core values and discuss in detail two of the five core values citing one of the six influences that shape your values from pages 102-105. Chose two of the five and discussed. Used one of the six influences that shape your values and explained why it influences the decision. You response needs to be formatted in the following manner:5 selected core values: 1. (Your answer). 2.( Your answer). 3. (Your answer). 4. (Your answer). 5. (Your answer). Choose two of the five and discuss why they are important to you using the six “Influences That Shape Your Values” on pages 102-105. You do not have to use all six, only a minimum of one. PART 2CAREER SUCCESS BEGINS WITH KNOWING YOURSELF8. Status9. Comfort10. Safety11. Wisdom12. Enjoyment13. Friendship14. Health15. Security16. Service17. Community18. Independence19. Loyalty20. Growth21. Curiosity22. Spirituality23. Altruism – Self less well-being of others24. Perseverance25. Order26. Inner Peace27. Gratitude28. Open-Mindedness29. Meaningful Work30. Competence31. Influencing Others32. Stability33. Challenges34. Competition35. Economic Security36. Cooperation37.38.39.40.Once you have examined the various influences on your values, and selectedcore values you hold most dear, take time to reflect on your behavior. If you dbehave in ways that are in conflict with your core values, consider reexaminingvalues.Avoiding Values DriftValues drift, the slow erosion of your core values over time, can steer you off coWhen you observe lying, abuse, theft, or other forms of misconduct at work, or feelsure to make ethical compromises, carefully and intentionally reflect on the valueshold dear and choose the appropriate ethical behavior that maintains your characterintegrity. Monitor your commitment to your values and make adjustments when nsary to get your life back on track.A friend offers to take you to the movies. She says she will save a few deby buying senior tickets online. Neither of you is a senior. What do you do?20person you are dating often picks you up in his mother's car, which has a hand CHAPTER 5 PERSONAL VALUES INFLUENCE ETHICAL CHOICES105TotaEven at a very young age, people start absorbing ideas and developing their own beliefs about qualitiessuch as trust, respect, and fairness.People You Admire. In addition to being influenced by the media, you have prob-ably also done some modeling-you have shaped your behavior to resemble thatof people you admire and embraced the qualities those people demonstrate. Mostemployees look to their leaders for moral guidance. Unfortunately, there is a shortageof leaders who have a positive impact on ethical decision making. A survey found thatfewer than half of employees in large organizations think their senior leadership ishighly ethical.18Identifying Your Core ValuesEffective interpersonal relations requires clarity about your values. Doug Lennick andFred Kiel, authors of Moral Intelligence, have developed a worksheet that will help youidentify your core values." Circle the number at the left of each personal value youbelieve to be one of your core values. If you feel one or more values are missing, add yourown at the bottom of the list. After completion of the worksheet, select fivebe your most important core values.1. Achievementbelieve to2. Power3. Affiliation4. Thriftiness5. Creativity6. Wealth7. Autonomyseleu kageny

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