PHILO(rev)

• Prudence

  It is a state grasping the truth involving reason and is concerned with action about human good. 
• Prudence

  A basketball team leader is very careful about giving instructions to his team members the players. He carefully thinks first before deciding or taking action because he doesn’t want to regret in the end. The given statement is an example of what?
• Human Relationship

  It’s great to see that Ana’s parents are instilling good values in their children. Encouraging kindness, respect, and adherence to rules can help children develop into responsible and empathetic adults. This exemplifies
• Authentic

  Script: Screenplay, ________: Dialogue
• Intersubjectivity

  Philosophical concept that explores the mutual recognition of others as a person.
• C

  Which statement is INCORRECT about intersubjectivity?

  A.Love is an important aspect of intersubjective relationships.

  B.We can put ourselves in the shoes of others.

  C. I can disregard others as much as I want.

  D. We cannot help but be sensitive with the existence of the other.
• Human Relationship

  Participation in these interactions establishes an individual's social role and status in forming the collective, intricate characteristics of the society.
• B

  Which of the following is the best example of intersubjectivity?

  A.Ben's lifelong love for dogs culminates when his parents grant him the opportunity to select a family pet, leading him to choose a Labrador puppy from the shelter.

  B.When Anna was twelve, her sister told her that pickles were rotten cucumbers. Because of this, Anna now orders all her burgers without pickles.

  C.When Sara was fifteen, she went exploring in a cave and became trapped. She is now afraid of closed spaces.

  D.Tony was born with vision in only one eye. Because of this, he sometimes has difficulty perceiving depth.
• Psychological Freedom

  The person performs actions that are considered right and wise.
• Underprivileged Sector

  Deprived through social or economic conditions of some of the fundamental rights of all members of a civilized society
• Voluntary Action

  It is an act originating from the individual who uses knowledge about the situation.
• Human Act

  Jeromy and Kyler are free to share and contribute different dance movements to enhance their dancing skills. The given statement is performed only by humans. What act is demonstrated in this instance? 
• Loneliness

  ? Happiness, Escapism: Overcome
• Personal Making Present

  Speechifying: _________, Unfolding: Imposition
• Individuals

  These are the building blocks of society. They take on various social roles to ensure the smooth flow of social processes that regularly occur within the community.
• Social System

  At a very young age, Ana learned socialization and skills from their families. What kind of system influenced Ana?
• Being

  Imposition: Unfolding, Seeming: _________.
• Acts of Man

  When Arthur woke up early in the morning, he observed that his dog was acting in the same way as his. As he went outside the home, his dog followed him. What act is it that the person and the animal perform in the given statement?  
• Indigenous People

  are inheritors and practitioners of unique cultures and ways of relating to people and society.
• Refugees

  People who have fled war, violence, conflicts, or persecution and have crossed an international border to find safety in another country
• Human Freedom

  It is the ability to make your own choices and perform own actions.
• Involuntary Action

  Some of the Grade 11 students were forced by their teacher to join a dance competition even it is out of their will. The teacher told them that if they missed the said competition it will affect the grade of everyone. The given statement is an example of what act?
• Person With Disabilities

  those who have long-term physical, mental, or sensory impairments
• Freedom

  This refers to the Intrinsic and requisite property of the person.
• Intersubjectivity

  It presupposes human being's connectivity with other human beings.
• Authentic Dialogue

   It is a form of interpersonal communication wherein individuals acknowledge that they are part of a greater whole and that they resonate with others within the whole.
• Interhuman

  Social: ________, Holistic: Partial
• Voluntary Action

  Linda is the CEO of the greatest and top-performing company in the world. Every time she manages the company, she always considers her will and reason in doing. The given statement is an example of what act?
• Enculturation

  Jill is a 16-year-old high school junior. She lives with her parents and two younger brothers in a small town in the Midwest. Jill's parents are both very religious. Her family attends church every Sunday, and Jill is a member of the youth choir. Jill's parents encourage all of their children to be kind, respectful, and to follow the rules. What kind of social influence that Jill parents possesses?
• C

  Among the statements below, what best describes intersubjectivity?

  A.Intersubjectivity is about how humans treat plants.

  B. It is a state of sharing of subjective states by two or more individuals.

  C. It is a philosophical concept that explores the mutual recognition of each other as persons.
• HUMAN ACT

  -An act that is performed only by a human

  being and thus is proper to man.

  -Is that is voluntary, an act in some way

  under the control or direction of the will,

  which is proper to man.
• ACTS OF MAN

  Are actions shared by

  human and other

  animals.
• INVOLUNTARY ACTION

  Are acts done under force or

  coercion and ignorance where the

  doer failed to understand the effect

  and feels sorry on the result.
• PHYSICAL FREEDOM

  Refers to the absence of

  any physical restraint. The

  person is free move

  wherever he or she goes.
• PSYCHOLOGICAL FREEDOM

  Is also called as FREEDOM

  OF CHOICE. The person

  performs actions that he

  consider right and wise.
• MORAL FREEDOM

  Refers to as FREEDOM IN

  MANNER that upholds human

  dignity and goodness. The person

  is not an object of other’s freedom
• VOLUNTARINESS

  Refers to the ability of a person to act

  out his or her free will and

  self-determination.

  means that a person may decide to act or

  not act, and these decisions are made

  out of his or her own free will.
• RESPONSIBILITY

  Refers to the person being accountable

  for his or her actions and consequences.

  As a free being, the person must accept

  the consequences of his or her action and

  take responsiblity for them.
• VOLUNTARINESS and RESPONSIBILITY

  go hand-in-hand in

  determining a person’s freedom. In any

  situation where a person is forced to do an

  action against his or her will, it follows that

  he or she cannot be held responsible for his

  or her involuntary actions.
• INTELLECTUAL CHOICE

  This is a choice which is deliberately

  selected based on a moral standpoint.

  Basically, they are normative answers

  about what we ought to do from a

  moral system that we uphold and its

  moral principles.