| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | abstinence | deliberate self-denial |
| 2. | adherence | faithful following of rules |
| 3. | administration | management of rules or affairs |
| 4. | application | diligent effort |
| 5. | arrangement | ordered organization |
| 6. | asceticism | severe self-denial |
| 7. | assiduity | persistent careful attention |
| 8. | austerity | stern simplicity and restraint |
| 9. | authority | power to enforce rules |
| 10. | bounds | limits on behavior |
| 11. | bridle | means of restraint or control |
| 12. | chastisement | formal punishment or rebuke |
| 13. | check | restraint or curb |
| 14. | coaching | guided training |
| 15. | compliance | acting according to rules |
| 16. | conditioning | training to respond predictably |
| 17. | conformity | adherence to standards |
| 18. | constraint | limitation on action or behavior |
| 19. | continence | self-restraint, especially physically |
| 20. | control | power to regulate behavior |
| 21. | correction | punishment or improvement |
| 22. | decorum | proper and restrained behavior |
| 23. | dedication | serious committed effort |
| 24. | dependability | reliable steady behavior |
| 25. | diligence | steady, careful effort |
| 26. | disciplining | act of training or correcting |
| 27. | drill | repetitive training practice |
| 28. | economy | careful restrained use |
| 29. | efficiency | controlled effective operation |
| 30. | enforcement | making rules obeyed |
| 31. | exactness | strict accuracy |
| 32. | firmness | strong, steady control |
| 33. | forbearance | patient self-control |
| 34. | formation | shaping of character or habits |
| 35. | frugality | restrained spending or use |
| 36. | governance | control and direction |
| 37. | guidance | help in directing conduct |
| 38. | habit | regular repeated behavior |
| 39. | hard line | very strict approach |
| 40. | impulse control | restraint over sudden urges |
| 41. | industry | hard work and persistence |
| 42. | inhibition | inner restraint on action |
| 43. | instruction | teaching or direction |
| 44. | iron control | very firm control |
| 45. | limitation | restriction or restraint |
| 46. | limits | set restrictions or boundaries |
| 47. | management | supervision and control |
| 48. | mastery | control or command |
| 49. | mental control | control over thoughts |
| 50. | methodicalness | careful, orderly procedure |
| 51. | obedience | compliance with authority or rules |
| 52. | observance | following a rule or custom |
| 53. | order | organized, regulated condition |
| 54. | orderliness | neat, organized condition |
| 55. | oversight | supervisory control |
| 56. | penalty | punishment for breaking rules |
| 57. | persistence | continued steady effort |
| 58. | poise | graceful self-control |
| 59. | policing | active enforcement of rules |
| 60. | practice | customary method or routine |
| 61. | precision | exactness and careful control |
| 62. | procedure | established way of acting |
| 63. | propriety | correctness of behavior |
| 64. | protocol | accepted rules of conduct |
| 65. | punishment | penalty for wrongdoing |
| 66. | regimen | strict routine or system |
| 67. | regimentation | strict organization and control |
| 68. | regularity | consistent orderliness |
| 69. | regulating | controlling by rules |
| 70. | regulation | rule-based control or management |
| 71. | rein | controlling influence |
| 72. | reprimand | official expression of disapproval |
| 73. | resolve | firm determination |
| 74. | restraint | controlled behavior or moderation |
| 75. | rigor | strictness and exactness |
| 76. | sanction | penalty enforcing a rule |
| 77. | self-command | mastery over one’s emotions |
| 78. | self-control | ability to control oneself |
| 79. | self-mastery | control of oneself |
| 80. | self-possession | calm control of oneself |
| 81. | self-restraint | control over one’s impulses |
| 82. | sobriety | serious, restrained behavior |
| 83. | steadiness | stable, controlled behavior |
| 84. | strictness | firm enforcement of rules |
| 85. | submission | yielding to authority |
| 86. | supervision | oversight and guidance |
| 87. | temperance | self-control and moderation |
| 88. | tidiness | neat orderliness |
| 89. | training | instruction that shapes behavior |
| 90. | uniformity | consistent sameness or regularity |
| 91. | upbringing | training received while growing up |
| 92. | utilization | efficient, controlled use |
| 93. | volition | power of choosing deliberately |
| 94. | wardship | protective supervision or control |
| 95. | watch | supervising care or guard |
| 96. | well-orderedness | state of being properly arranged |
| 97. | will | mental power to control actions |
| 98. | willpower | strength to resist impulses |
| 99. | work ethic | habit of disciplined hard work |
| 100. | workmanship | careful, disciplined quality of work |