modifiers of human act

Question 1

the quality of goodness or badness of human act

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morality

Question 2

the rightness and wrongness of human acts as they conform or do not conform to standards

Answer 2

morality

Question 3

not everything that a man does is (blank)

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human act

Question 4

actions done under the circumstances of ignorance, passion, fear, violence and habits

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acts of man

Question 5

human actions are influenced by factors called

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impediments to human actions

Question 6

these factors intervene and bar one’s actions from being human

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impediments to human actions

Question 7

they affect the qualityof human acts

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impediments

Question 8

lack or absence of knowledge in a person capable of knowing certain things

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Ignorance

Question 9

2 types of ignorance

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invincible and vincible ignorance

Question 10

type of ignorance that cannot be dispelled by ordinary diligence

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invincible

Question 11

causes of this type of ignorance may be impossible for the individual to remove his ignorance because they have no way of suspecting they are ignorant

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invincible ignorance

Question 12

they are unaware type of ignorance

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invincible

Question 13

type of ignorance that should be dispelled. agent could and should know

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vincible

Question 14

vincible ignorance can be cleared if one is (blank) enough

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diligent

Question 15

type of ignorance wherein u are aware and responsible

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vincible

Question 16

the person performing the act is liable of such acts, thus actions are praiseworthy and blameworthy

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imputability of human act

Question 17

this ignorance eliminates moral responsibility and culpability

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invincible

Question 18

this ignorance does not eliminate culpability but lessens it. “ignorance of the law excuses no one”

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vincible ignorance

Question 19

a mental agitation of disturbance brought about by the apprehension of some present or imminent danger

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fear

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the danger in fear may be imaginary or real

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true

Question 21

the types of fear

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grave fear and slight fear

Question 22

aroused by the presence of danger that is regarded by most people as serious

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grave fear

Question 23

judged to be serious by the one concerned

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grave fear

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aroused by a danger that is not serious. grave danger that is not probable

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slight fear

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types of slight fear

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acts done with fear, acts done out of fear

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type of fear wherein they have responsibility, its voluntary and they act inspite of fear

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acts done with fear

Question 27

type of fear wherein the person is not morally accountable for their decision and involuntary

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acts done out of fear

Question 28

(blank) are strong tendencies towards the possesion of something good or towards the avoidance of something evil

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passions/concupscience

Question 29

object of somebodys intense interest or enthusiasm or overpowering emotions or a sudden outburst of emotion

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passion

Question 30

passions are in themselves (blank) but if they are subject to the command of will and reason, then moral good and evil are in them

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amoral

Question 31

when ordered by the will to help man and woman in the practice of virtue

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good

Question 32

when used by the will to accomplish morally evil actions

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bad

Question 33

what are the types of passion>

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antecedent, consequent,

Question 34

Sorrow over the death of a friend is good because it empathizes with the bereaved family. Fear of getting drunk is good

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true

Question 35

Using courage to rob a bank.

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bad

Question 36

are those that precede an act. It may happen that a person is emotionally aroused to perform an act.

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Antecedent

Question 37

(blank) passions predispose a person to act.

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antecedent

Question 38

Arises spontaneously before the will controls the situation. Sudden feelings of joy, hatred, pity, grief, anger, as reactionstonews ,objects, etc.

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antecedent

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Deliberately aroused by the will to ensure a more prompt and willing operation. Continuously brooding over an insult, attacks the enemy and kills him

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consequent

Question 40

those are said to be voluntary. the result of the will playing the strings of emotions. Thus a young man may deliberately arouse himself sexually by reading pornographic magazines

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conqsequent

Question 41

do not destroy freedom, but lessens freedom and hence the responsibility of the agent because it tends to blind judgment of the intellect and freedom of the will

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antecedent

Question 42

do not lessen voluntariness but may increase it because these passions are deliberately excited

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consequent

Question 43

An external force applied by someone on another in order to compel him to perform an action against his will.

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violence

Question 44

If one resists the violence as much as possible, the evil act to which one is forced is not (blank)

Answer 44

culpable.

Question 45

inclination to perform some particular action acquired by repetition, and characterized by a decrease power of resistance and an increase facility of performance.

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habit

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Sometimes called second nature; something deeply embedded in an individual, but in grained by being acquired not being inborn. Repeated actions performed by the agent.

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habit

Question 47

in habit (blank) disposes to god (blank) disposes one to evil

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virtue, vice

Question 48

disposes to god

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virtue

Question 49

disposes to evil

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vice

Question 50

do not lessen the imputability of evil actions performed by force of habit if the habit has been recognized as evil and is freely permitted to continue.

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evil habit