what is the definition of respect?
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Respect is an attitude of acknowledging the feelings and interests of another party in a relationship, and of treating as consequential for the self the helping or harming of the other. Though most commonly referring to interpersonal relationships, it can be used between animals, groups and institutions including countries. Respect does not necessarily imply deference, but a respectful attitude rules out unconsidered selfish behaviour. The concept of respect predates, and does not rely on, the existence of the concept of rights. Like the Golden Rule, treat others the way you want to be treated.\n\nRespect is sometimes loosely used as a synonym for politeness or manners, though these are behaviours, whereas respect is an attitude. Intercurtural differences in behaviours, self-perception and outward appearance may result in the unintentional appearance of disrespect.\n\nRespect is the esteem for or a sense of the worth or excellence of a person, a personal quality or ability, or something considered as a manifestation of a personal quality or ability: I have great respect for her judgement.\n\nMany movements have at different times claimed respect as the core element, including raver-culture, Islam and the United States Marine Corps. Many teachers consider this to be the core value in the classroom and think of it as the most important attitude in the classroom.
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R-e-s-p-e-c-t-e-d is more like it.......Respect is the most important deterrent against terrorism.  \n\nWhen will everyone else in this country get it!?
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To be in a position of authority automatically warrants a certain degree of respect from your constituents and the general public.  They see that because you are in this position you have devoted time and resources to get to this position.  \n\nAlso, respect is gained from your constituents and the general public by treating them with respect.  If you actively listen to the public's and employee's concerns, they will have a greater degree of respect for you because you are making them feel important.
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Respect for one another...
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well, for me respect is a positive word because it means that it is something we deserve. respect emphasises one's need for tolerance and acceptance from those around them. but at the same time, respect is something that people have to earn- you just cannot expect it to fall into your lap so you can pick it up. its just doesn't work like that. you have to earn respect: its not handed or given to you on a plate. you have to do something either pretty heroic, magnificent or some good deed for people to say thanks and to acknowldge what you've done and by them acknowledging you for that, its a way of them showing their respect to you.
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respect is to be earned not asked for.
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Common courtesy and respect.
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just with respect, it's that dificult?
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You have the right to respect yourself first and then just expect that others will respect you.  You have more than a right, you have a requirement.
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Respect is a two way street, it must be given if it is to be received.  Try treating other people (especially older people) with respect and see how they treat you.
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Admiration is the extremity of like.\nl know that someone admires me not just like - because he is cray about me, and wants me with every thing
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Respect will come with love. So love.
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morality - is defined as society's guidelines for conduct and for right from wrong. They are otherwise known as ethics. Each society in the world has different ethical boundaries and moral grounds for their conduct and actions. ie: in Muslim countries, women are generally surpressed and must be robed in public, in some European countries, there are places where women are allowed to walk around fully nude with no issues.\nIt is up to each person to decide their own moral code and ethics rules, however, if you diverge too far from what society expects, you are judged and will be made accountable to society's rules.
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With respect to life!\n- All of us.\n\nwith respect to TDVC\n- Only those who place their faith in fiction or institutions devised by men.
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Being able to respect myself and what I did in life.
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If you trim away everything you can, "respect" is the subject, and "requires" is the verb.\n\n"When in the Course... entitle them," can be completely chopped away and you will still have a complete sentence. It's a dependant clause, but I do not remember exactly what type any longer.\n\nThat leaves us with "A decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation."\n\nIn that sentence, "A decent respect to the opinions of mankind" is a subject clause or complex subject. "A" is merely an article, "decent" is an adjective, and "to the opinions" and "of mankind" are both prepositional phrases, so structurally they can all go. \n\nNow we have "Respect requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation." Drop the prepositional phrase "to the separation" and we're left with, "Respect requires that they should declare the causes which impel them."  "The causes which impel them" is what is being declared, so it's objective, not subjective in nature.  Therefore, that goes too.\n\nNow we are only left with "Respect requires that they should declare."  In this short sentence, the word "that" is our big tip-off. It makes "they should declare" dependant on the phrase before it. In other words, "they should declare" is what is being required, and therefore dependant and objective, rather than subjective in nature. So the simplest sentence, subject-verb, is all we are left with: Respect requires.
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bottom line: Respect.