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Mind Map by Lucy Schmidt, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Lucy Schmidt
over 6 years ago
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Trust
- What Is Trust?
- By definition, trust is a firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone
or something.
- By definition, trust is a firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone
or something.
- Honesty
- Honesty is an important trait in a relationship. If you lie even once,
you're friends and family will not be able to trust you anymore. Your
whole relationship would crumble. Every time you said something,
they would wonder, are you telling the truth?
- What is an example of honesty?
- If your friend asks you if you took their book, it is better to tell the truth than lie.
Telling them the truth may sometimes be hard, but it will be better in the long run.
- If your friend asks you if you took their book, it is better to tell the truth than lie.
Telling them the truth may sometimes be hard, but it will be better in the long run.
- Better to be honest than to mislead others, because then you are probably
misleading yourself, too.
- What is an example of honesty?
- Honesty is an important trait in a relationship. If you lie even once,
you're friends and family will not be able to trust you anymore. Your
whole relationship would crumble. Every time you said something,
they would wonder, are you telling the truth?
- Integrity
- What is Integrity?
- Integrity means doing the right thing at all
times and in all circumstances, whether or
not anyone is watching.
- Integrity means doing the right thing at all
times and in all circumstances, whether or
not anyone is watching.
- Why is it important?
- Integrity will help build trust in a relationship. It demands truthfulness and
honesty. Knowing someone can be trusted to make the right decision and stand
by their morals is an important part of trust in any relationship.
- Integrity will help build trust in a relationship. It demands truthfulness and
honesty. Knowing someone can be trusted to make the right decision and stand
by their morals is an important part of trust in any relationship.
- What is Integrity?
- Consistency
- Are you considered reliable or would people say you are pretty flaky? Do you come through for others when you say you will?
Are you keeping the commitments, big and small, that you make to others?
- If you can answer yes to these
questions, you're probably
considered trustworthy!
- An example of being consistent would be telling you're friend you'll
help her study for a test, and coming to help her no matter what.
- An example of being consistent would be telling you're friend you'll
help her study for a test, and coming to help her no matter what.
- If you said no to these questions, you might not
be considered trustworthy or reliable in your
relationships. This is something to work on, as
consistency helped build trust in relationships.
- An example of NOT being consistent would be telling your friend
you'll help her then backing out at the last minute.
- An example of NOT being consistent would be telling your friend
you'll help her then backing out at the last minute.
- If you can answer yes to these
questions, you're probably
considered trustworthy!
- Are you considered reliable or would people say you are pretty flaky? Do you come through for others when you say you will?
Are you keeping the commitments, big and small, that you make to others?
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