On Self-Discipline and External Discipline Among the Party Leaders
Jin Chun-fen
Abstract
Jin Chun-fen
Abstract
self-descipline refers to a noble behavior with high morality. A person of can always keep himself from selfishness and greediness under rationality, and control his behavior in conformity with social morals and laws. External refers to the social limits towards the behavior of people, groups and associations. Members of CPC should exercise self-discipline toward themselves and be strict with themselves and accept external discipline consciously.
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self-descipline refers to a noble behavior with high morality. A person of can always keep himself from selfishness and greediness under rationality, and control his behavior in conformity with social morals and laws. External refers to the social limits towards the behavior of people, groups and associations. Members of CPC should exercise self-discipline toward themselves and be strict with themselves and accept external discipline consciously.
Key concepts: Selfishness, Conformity, Morality, Rationality, Social psychology, Milgram experiment, Psychology, Sociology