Accountability

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What is accountability?

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Accountability is the obligation to explain, justify, and take responsibility for one's actions.

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True or False: Accountability is given to you in the same way that responsibilities are.

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False

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Which of the following is NOT an example of accountability? Blaming others for your mistakes, Being Reliable, Asking Questions, Leaning on the Wisdom of Others

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Blaming others for your mistakes

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True or False: Accountability can be the difference between success and failure.

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True

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When should you be accountable?

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All Day, Every Day, and Everywhere

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What helps to build trust between you and the people around you?

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Being willing to make commitments and being responsible for your own actions.

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What is the relationship between accountability and trust?

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Accountability fosters trust as it shows reliability and responsibility.

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Give an example of being accountable in a group project.

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Taking responsibility for your assigned tasks and ensuring they are completed on time.

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What does it mean to take responsibility for your actions?

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It means acknowledging your mistakes and learning from them instead of blaming others.

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How can accountability lead to personal growth?

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By reflecting on your actions and learning from your mistakes, you can improve and develop better habits.