If an organization lists the characteristics they value (e.g., respect and honesty), these are best described as enacted values.

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The characteristics an organization lists that they value, such as respect and honesty, are best described as espoused values, which are the explicitly stated values and norms that are preferred by an organization. Enacted values are those that are actually exhibited or converted into employee behavior.

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