Question

individual responsibility equals personal responsibility.
a yes, it does
b no, it doesn’t
c sometimes but not all of the time

question 15 (5 points)
the percy julian pride call
accountable actions means both...
a you and someone else are helping out
b accepting responsibility for what you do and also admitting that you made a mistake
c saying that you did something and someone else did something

question 16 (5 points)
the percy julian pride call
as a leader, i must possess...
a enthusiasm and initiative
b personal interest and self - discipline
c all of the above

Explanation:

Question (about Individual responsibility equals personal responsibility)

Individual responsibility and personal responsibility both refer to the accountability an individual has for their own actions, decisions, and conduct. So they are essentially the same concept.

Accountable actions involve taking responsibility for one's own actions, which includes accepting what one has done and acknowledging mistakes. Option a is about helping with someone else, not accountability. Option c shifts blame to others, which is not accountability. Option b fits the definition of accountable actions.

A leader needs enthusiasm and initiative to drive projects and inspire others, personal interest (in the work/team) and self - discipline to set a good example, so all of these qualities (enthusiasm and initiative, personal interest and self - discipline) are important for a leader.

Answer:

a. yes, it does

Question 15 (Accountable actions means both...)