CET - Lesson 8 (Courage and Moral Courage)

Defined as taking action even one doubts or questions about the consequences of his actions.

• Courage

• Moral Courage

 Courage is not on a daily basis because everything that matters to us requires this trait.

• True

• False

Courage does not come even to the most cowardly for it is not innate in man.

• True

• False

______________________, author of “______________” mentioned in that “Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the silent voice at the end of the day that says ‘I will try again tomorrow’.”

• Mary Anne Radmacher

• "Lean forward into your life"

• Mary Ann Rauncher

• "Lean backward into your life"

Radmacher mentioned that:

“Courage doesn’t always roar.

Sometimes courage is the silent voice at the end of the day that says ‘I will try again tomorrow’.”

• True

• False

According to Rate and colleagues (2007; Rate, 2010), courage is:

• willful, intentional act

• executed after mindful deliberation

•  involving objective substantial risk to the actor

• primarily motivated to bring about a noble good or worthy end

• unintentional, not willful

What are the 6 Types of Courage?

1.  Physical Courage

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• Social Courage

• Intellectual Courage

• Moral Courage

• Emotional Courage

• Spiritual Courage

This is the courage most people often subscribe to - bravery at the risk of bodily harm or death.

• Physical Courage

• Social Courage

• Intellectual Courage

• Moral Courage

• Emotional Courage

Is the type of courage that often comes to mind when we think about this virtue.

• Physical Courage

• Social Courage

• Intellectual Courage

• Moral Courage

• Emotional Courage

This type of courage is common to most of us because it involves the risk of social embarrassment or exclusion, unpopularity or rejection.

• Physical Courage

• Social Courage

• Intellectual Courage

• Moral Courage

• Emotional Courage