define standards of behavior?
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A reverence for all living beings.
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Special Ed... you spelled a four syllable word.... YAAA! (smile)\n\nThere will always be too many self-rightous or egotistical people in this world who will treat others with disdain.  However, many treat others with respect and dignity.  The issue here is...  what we choose to do and who we choose to be.
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"They are really more like guidelines..."  I heard that once.  Common wisdom is morality is a personal choice, and cannot be obtained by imposing laws.  Laws and penalties can influence behavior by incentive and pushishments.
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Definition:\n"Legal document setting forth rules governing a particular kind of activity"\nOther stuff:
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You know, you really should do your own homework.  But I'll give you some starters: \n\nNormative: social norms shape human behaviors, as such, it approaches the policitical science from a "top-down" point of view.  The dominant social norms will determine the political environments during that time period.\n\nBehavioral: individual behaviors directly determine the outcome of political activities.  This is a "bottom-up" approach, where people's actions/reactions will dictate who gets to be the government and the direction of the government
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It is a good way of checking how well we are educating our children.  If we can see they cannot spell the word Standardized, for example, we know there is a problem, and can take steps to address the problem.  If we don't have standards, we aren't aware of the problem until it's too late.  When you goto the market, do you just pick up pieces of fruit at random?  or do you check for bruises, insects etc.  Standards insure quality.
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Personality - The totality of qualities and traits, as of character or behavior, that are peculiar to a specific person.\n\nManners - The prevailing customs, social conduct, and norms of a specific society, period, or group.\n\nEtiquette - The practices and forms prescribed by social convention or by authority.
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http://www.nist.gov/public_affairs/standards.htm\nNIST for the most part,,,,
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Generally accepted principles about the treatment of people, the best known is the UN's Universal Declaration on Human Rights, see link below.
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There is no seperate set of rules for the behavior at the place of work. Behave like you do at any other place. Do your work properly, treat everyone nice and have fun
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The arts, customs, and habits that characterize a particular society or nation. \nThe beliefs, values, behavior and material objects that constitute a people's way of life. \n(biology) The process of growing a bacterial or other biological entity in an artificial medium. \n(anthropology) Any knowledge passed from one generation to the next, not necessarily with respect to human beings.
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What are you assessing during your observation?\n\nBehavior...often a time chart is used, where a check mark is placed for each target behavior is observed in a given segment of time.\n\nAcademic performance... behaviors during instructional time, skill practice time, and independent generalization to other activities/environments are watched for and documented.
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Org. behavior is basically the study of group dynamics in an organizational setting.  \n\nC'mon, you knew this already.
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Everyone has their own interpretation of normal, and there are also standards - unwritten but more developed over a period of time, based on religion, morals, ethics, and more commonly, judgemental people who decide that their way(s) is/are normal, and others who don't conform to their way of living are not normal.  There are also social and psychological "norms" that define "different" or abnormal behavior.
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Well, if nobody cared what any body thought of them, we'd be a species like tigers...solitary and pretty irritable. We're a social species, so everyone craves interaction and approval at some level. My attitude is: I don't care what people think whom I don't respect, but I care desperately for the approval of my loved ones and of people who have earned my respect. It's interactive: to be respected, one must earn respect. To earn respect, one must be respectful of others. To be loved, one must love others.
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In the essay to follow, i will demonstrate why this type of behavior is considered undesireable.... There is many types of characteristics that would be considered acceptable, but this type of behavior is considered disrespectful to most....There is many reasons why this type of characteristic is considered disrespectful by most. I hope this helps
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It basicly means to be on your best behavior.  Say yes mam/sir no mam/sir.  No burping out loud and that sort of stuff.