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Quote by William Blatz
The state of mind which accompanies the willingness to accept the consequences of one’s act – without equivocation of any sort.
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It describes a mindset of taking full responsibility for what you do. Accepting the consequences means not making excuses, shifting blame, or trying to weaken your position afterward. “Without equivocation of any sort” stresses complete clarity and firmness: the person does not hedge about the act or evade what follows from it.
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- Polish Psychological Bulletin
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