Associated Behavior 1 for humble: Short Scene Where Someone Demonstrates the Associated Behavior Connected to Being Humble HW 5 objective= having a viewpoint devoid of bias or personal preference; clear-thinking Similar Attributes Impartial-having no direct involvement or interest and not favoring one person or side more than another Unbiased-fair and impartial rather than biased or prejudiced Associated Behaviors Connected to Being Objective -having control over one’s -diplomacy; speaking in a -taking time to investigate emotions way that has a calming effect and gather information -wanting to see a problem on others -being able to see and from all sides before making -being highly logical and acknowledge one’s own a decision rational weaknesses -being able to identify bias, -setting emotions aside to -not reacting reactively; then stripping it from the allow for a neutral viewpoint maintaining a calm demeanor equation -waiting to make decisions -reporting the facts from all -seeking to get to the root of until one can do so without sides the matter emotions -being able to put oneself in -strong listening skills -setting friendships aside as the of everyone “shoes” -asking questions to ensure needed or establishing involved that one fully understands boundaries with people to -Suppressing opinions and -not jumping to conclusions avoid bias only reporting facts or making assumptions -strong observation skills able to articulate the -describing what happened -avoiding situations that may perspective of opposing sides exactly as it occurred, without lead to personal bias (not to show understanding interpreting it having clients who are family) -refusing to invest in labels or -not relying on intuition or gut -always seeking to find the stereotypes feeling best solution -viewing a situation with fresh -being non-judgmental -sometimes preferring to eyes despite what might have -dealing with small observe rather than led up to it disappointments with minimal participate -not omitting certain facts upset or stress -being honest and valuing -being difficult to irritate or -mental clarity honesty in others anger -avoiding people who try to -not openly displaying -taking time to contemplate curry favor emotions in day-to-day life as -not being ruled by fear or much as others might volatile emotions -having a reserved nature
Associated Behavior 1 for humble: Short Scene Where Someone Demonstrates the Associated Behavior Connected to Being Humble HW 5 objective= having a viewpoint devoid of bias or personal preference; clear-thinking Similar Attributes Impartial-having no direct involvement or interest and not favoring one person or side more than another Unbiased-fair and impartial rather than biased or prejudiced Associated Behaviors Connected to Being Objective -having control over one’s emotions -wanting to see a problem from all sides before making a decision -being able to identify bias, then stripping it from the equation -seeking to get to the root of the matter -strong listening skills -asking questions to ensure that one fully understands -not jumping to conclusions or making assumptions -describing what happened exactly as it occurred, without interpreting it -not relying on intuition or gut feeling -being non-judgmental -dealing with small disappointments with minimal upset or stress -mental clarity -avoiding people who try to curry favor -diplomacy; speaking in a way that has a calming effect on others -being highly logical and rational -setting emotions aside to allow for a neutral viewpoint -waiting to make decisions until one can do so without emotions -setting friendships aside as needed or establishing boundaries with people to avoid bias -strong observation skills -avoiding situations that may lead to personal bias (not having clients who are family) -always seeking to find the best solution -sometimes preferring to observe rather than participate -being honest and valuing honesty in others -not openly displaying emotions in day-to-day life as much as others might -having a reserved nature -taking time to investigate and gather information -being able to see and acknowledge one’s own weaknesses -not reacting reactively; maintaining a calm demeanor -reporting the facts from all sides -being able to put oneself in the “shoes” of everyone involved -Suppressing opinions and only reporting facts able to articulate the perspective of opposing sides to show understanding -refusing to invest in labels or stereotypes -viewing a situation with fresh eyes despite what might have led up to it -not omitting certain facts -being difficult to irritate or anger -taking time to contemplate -not being ruled by fear or volatile emotions
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