Respect
Entity-Value
Scaffolding is to maintain one's own values.
- Intuitive name
- Entity
- Mechanism name
- Entity-Value
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MODEL K · 31 TRAITS
Respect / Loyalty
DEFINITION
Definition
Respect preserves the value of the person or object itself. Loyalty preserves the value of an established relationship, role, affiliation or promise.
It's not about the degree to which you value others or the ranking of your obedience.
Loyalty
Relation-Value Preservation
Scaffolding is to preserve the value of the relationship and commitment with that person.
- Intuitive name
- Relation
- Mechanism name
- Relation-Value Preservation
Carrying on the flag of co-production
Respect
Protect the value of the creator and the flag itself.
Seeker ILE-Q
Loyalty
Protect the values of established roles and promises.
Peacemaker SEI-DIn everyday life
Respect
We try to preserve the value of the other person or object itself. Even if the relationship or position changes, it appears as a way of thinking about how to treat the value of the object.
- Even when you disagree with someone, find a way to treat them in a way that maintains their own value.
- Recognize the unique value of a person, even if the person belongs to a different organization.
Even if the relationship changes, I want to value this person's own value.
If we are biased towards the value of the object itself, we may not be able to adequately address the responsibilities that come with the promises and relationships we have with that object.
Loyalty
We try to preserve the value of established relationships and commitments. It appears as a way of choosing how to interact based on who and what kind of relationship you have formed.
- Think about how to maintain the promises and relationships you have made even when you disagree.
- When taking on a role, verbalize what must be observed in the relationship.
I want to cherish the promises we made in this relationship.
If you are biased toward maintaining relationship values, you may find it difficult to handle situations where maintaining the relationship and protecting the other person's own values are at odds.
