2. • The intrinsic or
indispensable
properties that serve
to characterize or
identify something.
• The most important
ingredient; the crucial
element
• The inherent,
unchanging nature of
a thing or class of
things.
• Training expected to
produce a specific
character or pattern
of behavior, especially
training that produces
moral or mental
improvement.
• Controlled behavior
resulting from
disciplinary training;
self-control.
• A set of rules or
methods, as those
regulating the
practice of an
individual or
organization.
• The act of verifying or
the state of being
verified.
• A confirmation of
truth or authority.
• A formal assertion of
validity.

6. Verification
Transparency
Credibility