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What type of behavior is called moral behavior?
A moral behavior is a type of behavior wherein you do rightous things by the way you act, speak, and even think. Some examples are honesty, kindness, respect and even the way you think before you speak. Moral behavior is behavior that brings positivity to this world.
Do fabels have to end in a moral?
No, fables do not have to end in a moral. While many fables do include a moral or lesson, the primary characteristic of a fable is that it features animals or inanimate objects that act and speak like humans in order to illustrate a moral or lesson.
Which value may be defined as willingness to stand up for what one believes to be right eeven if that stand is unpopular or contrary to unconvintual wisdom?
the old saying is ; if you don't stand for something you'll stand for anything, so stand and speak up for the causes that you believe in and help mankind
What is the moral in speak by laurie halse Anderson?
Sometimes it's better to fight back than it is to remain silent and stay in the shadows.
What are a characteristic fabel?
Fables typically feature animals or inanimate objects that act and speak like humans, often conveying a moral lesson or teaching through a simple storyline. They are usually short and often end with a moral or lesson for the reader to interpret.
What is Natrual Rights of Man Theory?
natraul rights are everyone has the right to speak their mind and also to live the way they want to
What does impelled mean?
It is a verb meaning to be guided toward action by moral pressure.
A good moral my lord it is not enough to speak but to speak true. What does this mean?
Good morals speak without words and show a spirit of morality. ~Stnr Dan~
What is the name 'Noah' in Tibetan please?
I believe that tibetan people speak traditional chinese, so by theory noah in tibetan is 諾亞
What is the result if you unify the grand unification theory and the theory of everything in one single formulae and configuration?
Well, you still have your first principles, the things that are unproved and unprovable but which undergird all theories. When people speak of an all-encompassing theory they often are unawares that all theories must have unproven and unprovable parts to them.
I have seen both moral and morale used when speaking about the meaning of a story so which is correct moral of the story or morale of the story?
These are two different words. Moral refers to the ability to distinguish between right and wrong and the 'laws' that govern its application. eg. Ethics are the rules of moral conduct. He is immoral. Morale refers to the 'collective spirit of a group'. It is most often used in connection with the military or sports teams. As in 'Team morale'. See link. Usually when they speak of 'the moral of the story' they are referring to the particular ethics that the story promotes. In the fable 'The Crow and the Pitcher' the moral of the story is 'persistance is its own reward'. In the fable 'Hercules and the Wagoneer' (actually more of a parable than a fable) the moral is 'God helps those who help themselves'. If they speak of the morale of a story they would be referring to the fervor that the story tries to induce. The 'Book of Jasher' was a history of the Jewish nation written up in a time of war. Its major intention (I think that this is pretty darn obvious) was to promote national pride and military fervor.
What is the purpose for scientists to speak at conferences?
the purpose of scientists speaking at conferences, are to introduce theory which they have studied, tested and proved that will be relevant in the development of the human society.
