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Respect For Young Adults

How To Relate To People

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How To Relate To People

An important reason for relating to people respectfully is that it allows you to get to know them.  Respectful interactions involve not only the basic respect for all life, but also the following:

How To Relate To People:

With Obedience

Be Obedient.  If someone in authority is telling you or asking you to do something that is not harmful or immoral, use a courteous tone of voice, be obedient, and follow instructions.

How To Relate To People:

With Honesty

Be Honest.  No one wants to be lied to or dealt with dishonestly.  You show respect to others by being honest in your words and actions.  Be responsible for your words and let them be something others can rely on.

How To Relate To People:

With Fairness

Be Fair.  Treat another’s possessions the way you would want him to treat yours.  This means asking permission before touching another’s belongings and respecting the answer given, even if it is “No.”  You must also follow the rules they have set concerning their possessions.

How To Relate To People:

With Kindness

Be Kind.  Treat others with concern for their feelings.  Do not speak or act in a way to intentionally hurt them.

How To Relate To People:

With Courtesy

Be Courteous.  You can be courteous in many ways.  For example, we show courtesy by not interrupting when someone is speaking or by saying, “Please” and “Thank You,” when appropriate.

By interacting in respectful ways, you can develop meaningful relationships.  Think of one of your friends.  How did you become friends?  What kind of interaction did you have that lead to a bond of friendship?  When you consider the positive relationships in your life, your parents, siblings, friends, and teachers, you can clearly see the important role respect plays in forming positive social relationships.

Respect is the foundation of all positive relationships.

Source: The Peaceful Solution Character Education Program

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