"What is the difference beween eithical behaviour and morals and manners.?"?
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Ethical and moral behavior means that the behavior is basically right based on the basic principles of human and religious tenets. Manners is the behavior of a person.  How he conducts himself and    how he interacts  with other people.
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Prejudice and respect has to do with the individual. Values and morals are not taught in school. The mind is obviously influenced by school on an educational and personal level. However, offspring learn best from those who raise them. Subconsciously it just happens, whether we deter from it or not. Our parents/guardians might not blatantly come out and offer us prejudices to use in life but they are often implied overtime. I won't say there is nothing school can do about it, but school is definetely not going to have a big impact, if the opposite is taught in the family.
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authoritarian parent-This parent values obedience. Commanding the child what to do and what not to do, rules are clear and unbending. \n\npermissive parent-Instead of following, children are encouraged to think for themselves, avoid inhibitions, and not value conformity. Parents take a "hands-off" approach, allowing children to learn from the consequences of their actions. Misbehavior is usually ignored. \n\nassertive-democratic parent-parents establish basic guidelines for children\n\nCouldn't find the last one.
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Both seek to decide what is right and wrong. Ethics is more of a personal opinion. Law is the collection of views of society members.
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Behave mature in public by having good manners. Who cares how you act in front of friends and family as long as you're not rude? I'm an adult, but I'm still silly.
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there are some similarities & differences. it's a broad subject. which ones are you referring to? tea?\nupdated:\nhope the links might help...\notherwise, you can email me, because it's really a broad subject.\nfor example: don't wield or point the chopsticks @ someone when you are eating, blah blah blah.\nerm, if you are non- chinese, you may be bewildered by (mainland) chinese's social behavior. naturally, they like guests, but just seems overwhelming for me when they speaks loudly or when they try to hard-sell me something. \njapanese are very polite. when they bow to you, just bow back as a form of respect.
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I'd love to say that the Parents and not the schools should be teaching ethics and morals, but alas, that's not a very dependable approach.  Children of all ages should be taught about tolerance for others, acceptance, kindness, duty and service (to anything: be it class, school, city, state, or country, they should be taught to contirbute to something other than themselves), intergrity and honesty (reardless of faith or lack of faith, all religions agree on this), and the legal rights and wrongs (regardless of whatever moral objections or not one may have- the law is the law).  Ethics and morals are best taught in the context of history and current afairs and should be an open dialouge, not a moral lesson to be preached from teh teacher's desk.  That's what religious services are for if one cooses to attend.
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Some people don't have any respect for other's piece of mind, period. A well-behaved child is such a rarity these days. Polite society is becoming extinct.
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Manners are very important. They show that someone has been brought up well and that they can behave. Having manners show the type of person that you are
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This page has links involving behavior and attire expected from people in the Victorian era.  You can find at least 5 things on here.\n\nhttp://www.victoriaspast.com/VictorianGentlemen/dadsdesk.html
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An ambivert has tendencies towards extroversion and introversion.\n\nAn ambivalent person has contradictory attitudes towards a person or thing.
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I think that honor has to do with the way other people see you, but integrity has to do with whether your behavior accords to your internal principles of right and wrong.  Personally, if I have to choose, I'd go for integrity over honor.  Although, I think in the end people of integrity will be honored.
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not everyone has the same beliefs, therefore, every ones morals and ethics really are different, in a lot of ways. i looked up your other question, and all i can offer is, teachers have to be careful what they teach children nowadays, if it is not in the text books, they can get into trouble for trying to push their own beliefs on their students....... ethics and morals are a matter of opinion and a matter of religion or personal beliefs. i mean, we all know you should not steal, but if a teacher was to teach a classroom that it is wrong to steal and the class says "where did you learn that at teacher?" , what is the teacher going to say? "my mom taught me, or the bible says so....", if it doesn't come out of a text book, then schools don't really teach it. it is up to the family of the students
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Honestly I think you need a bit of each. Respect is great, but it too only goes so far. Maybe it's because I'm a parent, but respect doesn't get the play room cleaned, fear that I will go in with a trash bag and clean it out myself does. Then again, maybe we should define respect and fear first. I respect people, but that doesn't necessarily mean I would follow their orders. I don't think, for myself anyway, that respect equals blind trust.
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People have unique characteristics or traits that make them different from each other.  Some believe there are six core ethical values:  trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship.  \n\nThe links I've included will give you many examples of character traits and give more information.
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1) importance of studying morals and ethics- helps you understand human behavior. Each culture has their own set of morals and ethics. In ancient times (think Old Testament), it was within a man's right to do as he pleased with members of his household... Today, not so much.\n\n2) Don't know much about postmodernism, so I'm not much help there...\n\nGood luck on your paper!!