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Week Three Journal 1. Describe your personality (choose 3 power words) A. Driven B. Strong C. Tactful Driven: I am generally pretty ambitious person, and when I set my mind to something I won’t stop until I feel like I reached my objective. Strong: My character displays confidence. I am brave and outgoing. I am self-reliant, original, and tenacious in whatever I do. Tactful: My greatest behavior traits that stands out amongst all the others is tact. It allows me to be truthful, while respecting a person’s emotional states. 2. Explain your primary ethical perspectives. a. What are the habits that you attempt to live an uprightly good life and why do you think that these ways are the best ways? The customs that I attempt to

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