The transition from desirable ethics to internal values to actual behavior involves

The transition from desirable ethics to internal values to actual behavior involves internalization of ethical issues and looking inward to one's values. After consideration, an action is chosen. These actions can be from several choices or simply just inaction (do nothing).

Regardless of the value system that is accepted, it is evident that man is a being that bears values, either because he creates them or discovers them.

The destiny of man is to humanize himself, to deploy to the maximum all his potentialities, in an orderly and harmonious way, that is what implies the passage of the internal ethical values, to the realization of them in the real behavior.

The Twenty-seventh Amendment (Amendment XXVII) to the United States Constitution prohibits any law that increases or decreases the salary of members of Congress from taking effect until the start of representatives' next set of terms of office.

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