Respect
* also encompasses respecting the privacy of individuals, families, and the culture
  - involves attempting to understand and affirm the other's emotions
* begins with a fundamental understanding that all people possess worth as human beings.
* cognitive model that directs almost every action of a villager's life.
* comes from a belief that individuals and groups are equally honorable
  - the Latin roots re, meaning again, and respicere, meaning to look back on
* creates a feeling of honor which nourishes people at a soul level.
* describes the affection family members have for each other.
* empowers others to claim their rights and to achieve their potential.
* focuses on the moral obligation to honor the essential worth and dignity of the individual.
* form of love.
* grows as groups strive together, process, and celebrate.
* gut feeling based partly on prior experience, partly on wishful thinking.
* includes caring about the feelings of others and their property.
* involves acknowledging the rights, needs, inherent worth, and dignity of others
  - an understanding of the importance of each thing, each animal, each person
* is about causing harm to someone
  - also at the root of all relationships
* is an important component of Japanese culture
  - inherent part of the martial arts
  - attitude
  - demonstrated by their behavior and the language they use with elders
  - different from love and fear
  - earned from trust, and love is earned from respect
  - for every species in the world, including all four races
  - given to consumer and family preferences, culture, religion, and personal values
  - high opinion or regard for a high quality
  - important concepts
  - in contentment and comfort in abstention
  - intrinsic to a person's quintessential humanness
  - measured by the depth of a smile
  - messages
  - often the key to many relationships
  - one of the great gifts of sports
* is one of the things men treasure a lot in relationships
  - treasure the most in relationships
  - related to obedience
  - showing regard for the worth of someone or something
* is shown through actions that exhibit consideration for self and others
  - to different people in different ways
  - similar to compassion but different in some ways
  - something that is earned
  - taught by every religion
* is the art of love by which married couples honor what is unique and best in each other
  - center of the circle of life
  - currency of survival, to be paid and maintained
  - essential concept between any two life-forms
  - evidence of worth
  - foundation for successful relationships
* is the foundation of harmony in families and peace between nations
  - self-worth
  - quality of keeping faith with the potential within others
* key concept in accepting differentness
  - ingredient in nourishing relationships and creating a just society
* life skill that many inmates know little about before they become incarcerated.
* major issue in the female world.
* means a harmonious relationship with others
  - seeing the best in others, regardless of who they are
* necklaces that can be sent as greeting cards to loved ones.
* reciprocal relationship which, when it works, promotes harmony.
* refers to being tolerant of one another s dress, culture, religion, gender, and race.
* requirement in the workplace.
* universal trait.
* way of being
  - viewing another person
  - to regain credibility and to rebuild a reputation with someone
* word working women use again and again to describe what they want.

Recreational fishing
* does little damage compared to commercial fisheries.
* has enormous social, cultural and economic importance.
* is also an important part of Alaska's economy.
* is enjoyed by millions of anglers worldwide
  - people of all ages and from all walks of life
* makes a substantial contribution to the local, state and national economies.
* significant component of the overfishing problem.
* vital part of coastal Alabama's economy.