Which activity does CAP NOT use to promote character development?

Casual outings with peers do not have the structured intent or focus on character development that the other activities possess. Community service activities are designed to instill values such as empathy, selflessness, and responsibility. Leadership training emphasizes decision-making, ethical leadership, and fostering a sense of duty, all of which contribute to developing character. Ethical discussions engage individuals in making moral judgments and understanding the principles that guide their actions, further enhancing their character. In contrast, casual outings, while beneficial for social interaction, do not inherently offer the lessons or frameworks needed to cultivate character in the same purposeful way as the other activities listed.