Honesty

Introduction

Honesty is one of good qualities. A dependable demeanor means the demeanor which is free from deceive and deceit. Honesty is based on truthfulness. It is free from all kinds of bad motive. Honesty is the heart of any addiction recovery plan. If we do not have a realistic, clear and honest vision of ourselves, our problems, and what we want to accomplish, we're could be in a great deal of difficulty.

Honesty is a quality of human quality that is to behave and speak with consistency and honesty, in accordance with the values of truth and justice. It's about living according to how you think and feel. In its most obvious sense, honesty can be understood as the simple respect for the truth about world, events and people, in other ways, honesty also involves the relationship between the subject and others, and the subject with same (Malinowski 1985, 1016).

The term honesty refers to integrity, trustworthiness or being upright. It can also mean truthfulness, frankness or sincerity. It is a state of being honest where fairness is applied in conduct of speech and freedom from fraud or guile is acknowledged. Honesty means to be truthful. Honesty requires telling the truth even knowing their consequences. Honesty portrays a positive character. It is a virtue of positive feelings such as truth, integrity, straightforwardness along with the absence and avoidance of theft, neglect and lies. Honesty involves answering unanswered questions. This is even more than the truth. An honest person would always share personal opinions with others and won't ever give surprising behavior.

There are two theories of honesty. First theory is by Will where he states that honesty is derived from resistance of temptation and is related with the controlled cognitive process. This enables reward giving attribute to occur. Second theory is by Grace ...