What is Integrity?
1. What era is the setting for the story opening this video?
The era begins in the 19th century England, which is the basis of the story being told in the video.
2. Why was the lad telling everyone, “I cannot!”
The lad was telling everyone “I cannot!” because he was loyal to his master who had given him clear instructions not to open the gates. Therefore, he was adamant on keeping his integrity by refusing to be bribed or forced to open the gates.
3. How did Joseph B. Wirthlin define integrity?
Joseph B. Wirthlin defined integrity as always doing what is right irrespective of the immediate effects. Therefore, personal integrity is about being righteous from the beginning to the end and the ability of not being corrupted. Therefore, integrity is always following the right path without being distracted or worried of the immediate consequences.
4. How did C.S. Lewis define integrity?
C.S Lewis defined integrity as always doing what is right even when one else is watching, which illustrates the highest level of integrity.
5. Integrity is from what Latin word?
Integrity is derived from the Latin word of integer, which is described as a whole number without any fractions or decimals, which illustrates integrity as something whole rather than broken.
6. What is a person with “Dual Morality?”
Dual morality is when one acts in a certain way, but then changes their behavior when tempted or when it’s convenient for them to act in a certain manner.
7. Why should a leader have integrity? Give a couple of reasons.
Leaders should have good principles, which require integrity to enhance trust with the leader’s followers. Leaders also enable loyalty from followers by ensuring that they focus on the group interests rather than personal interests. Leaders who purpose personal interests or have low integrity cannot inspire trust, thus no loyalty from followers.

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