Tag Archives: culture

10 Commandments of Character Development – Part 2

September 6, 2013Personality and Character, Psychology, Responsibilitycharacter development, culture, empathy, socializationDr. Simon

Learning to think of others and the impact of our behavior on others can be infinitely more challenging for those among us biologically predisposed not to feel empathy all that easily. That’s why it’s so important to give ardent attention to this first commandment of character development early on in the socialization process.

Building Character: The “10 Commandments” of Socialization

August 30, 2013Aggression, Personality and Character, Psychology, Responsibilitycharacter development, character disturbance, culture, moralityDr. Simon

The only reliable way to stem the character crisis plaguing all aspects of our society today is for the principles of sound character development to become more widely recognized, endorsed, and actively promoted.

Justice served or Still Denied?

November 30, 2011Personality and Character, Personality and Character Disorders, Responsibilitycharacter, character crisis, Conrad Murray, culture, entitlement, irresponsibility, justice, Michael Jackson, societyDr. Simon

Dr. Murray’s case should serve as a glaring example of the price we all pay when even one individual among us refuses to hold himself accountable.

Why Character Matters

May 19, 2011Abuse, Mental Health, Personality and Character Disorders, Relationshipsabuse, character, character disorder, character disturbance, culture, personality, personality disorder, Psychopathy and Sociopathy, sociopathy, Unhealthy RelationshipsDr. Simon

Developing character is a very delicate social process that requires time, energy, a strong family unit, and powerful community support structures.

Freedom and Character are Inseparable

March 6, 2009Personality and Character Disorderscharacter, character crisis, constitution, cultural norms, culture, freedom, patriotic songs, patriotism, principles, responsibility, valuesDr. Simon

If people of character are given opportunity and freedom, greatness and prosperity inevitably follows. When people abuse the freedoms they have and behave recklessly and irresponsibly, all of society suffers.

Dr. George Simon

Author, Public Speaker, Consultant, Character Development Coach, Composer