Responsibility embodies the multifaceted roles that fathers/male partners play in financially supporting the child from birth [ 23, 25].
It has been a long way debating on who should take the responsibility of embodied emissions and what kind of principle or allocation plan should be adopted globally in the case of greenhouse gases.
Carroll (1991) organised his pyramid as a four-layered model, entitled the Pyramid of Responsibilities, which embodied the four different responsibilities - economic, legal, ethical, and philanthropic - which while not mutually exclusive, enabled managers to appreciate the varying types of obligation and the continual tensions between them.
He added, "Being its current incarnation, as I am, it is my greatest responsibility" to embody the succession.
As a proud American, I am mindful of the greater scale of hunger and suffering in other parts of the world, but I have always felt a sense of responsibility for embodying the change I wish to see in the world, by starting with myself and my community.
Similarly, a study of meanings of masculinity among American college men [ 24] showed that respondents associated the meanings of masculinity with being respected, being confident and self assured, assuming responsibility and embodying physical prowess.
Officers of the Force who were sheriffs were discharged from performing this duty when embodied, with the responsibility taken by the under sheriff.
Furthermore, it offers flexibility by acknowledging that the various responsibilities it embodies can shift up or down the pyramid as priorities change, which is inevitable as businesses and economies differ cross-sectionally, and over time.
In an age of selfishness, they embody responsibility.
Students and young doctors identify enthusiasm, compassion, openness, integrity, and good relationships with patients as attributes they seek in their role models; they are also drawn to senior figures who embody responsibility and status [ 20].
