Q1

Question 1

It is an intrinsic and
essential property of
the person

Answer 1

Freedom

Question 2

The ability to make
choices and perform
actions.

Answer 2

Freedom

Question 3

_ act
instinctively

Answer 3

Animals

Question 4

Can choose the
course of action

Answer 4

Human

Question 5

Our inherent ___ makes us very dynamic creatures and our actions do not necessarily follow a set pattern or a pre-
determined course.

Answer 5

freedom

Question 6

What you want to be and
the ability to decide and
create yourself.

Answer 6

Freedom

Question 7

Gives you
ability to strive to achieve
that goal.

Answer 7

Freedom

Question 8

Freedom is rooted in the human
person’s and __-_____
, the exercise of intellect and free will

Answer 8

self-determination

Question 9

The capability of the person to make
choices and decisions based on their
own preferences, monitor, and regulate
their own actions and be goal-oriented
and self-directed.

Answer 9

self-determination

Question 10

Entails certain responsibilities

Answer 10

Freedom

Question 11

Requires a degree of control from the
person who exercises it.

Answer 11

Freedom

Question 12

To lose control of oneself diminishes
human freedom and dehumanizes the
person.

Answer 12

Freedom

Question 13

Human being is free,
Human being is FREEDOM.
- NAME

Answer 13

Jean Paul Satre

Question 14

Kinds of Freedom

Answer 14

Physical Freedom
Psychological Freedom
Moral Freedom

Question 15

Physical Freedom
Refers to the ____
of any physical
restraint.

Answer 15

absence

Question 16

What kind of freedom is this?
The freedom of
mobility to go where
he or she want to go

Answer 16

Physical Freedom

Question 17

What kind of freedom is this?
The “Freedom of
Choice”

Answer 17

Psychological Freedom

Question 18

___ _____
LIES AT THE HEART OF
PSYCHOLOGICAL
FREEDOM

Answer 18

Self regulation

Question 19

Psychological Freedom
It is ____ and cannot
be denied a person.

Answer 19

innate

Question 20

Moral Freedom
Upholds human
dignity and ____

Answer 20

goodness

Question 21

Must use this
freedom to grow us a
person

Answer 21

Moral Freedom

Question 22

Elements of
Freedom

Answer 22

Voluntariness Responsibility

Question 23

Refers to the ability of a
person to act out of his
or her own free will
and self determination.

Answer 23

Voluntariness

Question 24

A PERSON MAY ACT EVEN IF
HE OR SHE IS NOT REQUIRED
OR CALLED TO TAKE
ACTION.

Answer 24

Voluntariness

Question 25

The person being accountable for his Or her actions and their consequences.

Answer 25

Responsibility

Question 26

Our human nature not only enables us to recognize the self that defines our individuality, it also enables us to recognize that other human beings also possess a self.

Answer 26

INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS

Question 27

The mutual recognition of each other as person

Answer 27

INTERSUBJECTIVITY

Question 28

Our human nature not only enables us to recognize the self that defines our individuality, it also enables us to recognize that other human beings also possess a self.

Answer 28

INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS

Question 29

The mutual recognition of each other as person

Answer 29

INTERSUBJECTIVITY

Question 30

A unique relationship between distinct subjects

Answer 30

INTERSUBJECTIVITY

Question 31

___ ___/_____ allows the person to give himself/ herself to others. It also allows the individual to receive others and relate with them

Answer 31

INNER LIFE/ INTERIORITY

Question 32

Self-Other Interaction 1. Simple Awareness of the _____ of the other. 2. Awareness of the self as being seen by others. 3. Awareness of another significant fact. 4. Awareness of the self in the other

Answer 32

existence

Question 33

Self-Other Interaction 1. Simple Awareness of the existence of the other. 2. Awareness of the self as being ____ by others. 3. Awareness of another significant fact. 4. Awareness of the self in the other

Answer 33

seen

Question 34

Self-Other Interaction 1. Simple Awareness of the existence of the other. 2. Awareness of the self as being seen by others. 3. Awareness of another _____ fact. 4. Awareness of the self in the other

Answer 34

significant

Question 35

Self-Other Interaction 1. Simple Awareness of the existence of the other. 2. Awareness of the self as being seen by others. 3. Awareness of another significant fact. 4. Awareness of the ___ in the ___

Answer 35

self other

Question 36

Where an individual presents himself or herself in a certain way when dealing with other.

Answer 36

Seeming

Question 37

INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS An interaction between two persons that happens through speech or the use of words, expression, and body language.

Answer 37

DIALOGUE

Question 38

Actions, gestures and other expressions may be used to convey a person's inner life.

Answer 38

DIALOGUE

Question 39

DIALOGUE ___ Life means being in touch with your true self and the vast terrain of your hopes and dreams.

Answer 39

Inner

Question 40

The conversation you have with casual ______ are different from those people who are closes to you.

Answer 40

DIALOGUE acquaintances

Question 41

DIALOGUE ____ Dialogue occurs when persons are willing to share themselves with one another.

Answer 41

Genuine

Question 42

The ability to share emotions

Answer 42

EMPHATY

Question 43

Enables us to experience another person's emotions, such as happiness, anger, and sadness.

Answer 43

EMPHATY

Question 44

What Is Empathy? _____ Empathy The ability to respond to other people's emotions appropriately

Answer 44

Affective

Question 45

What is Empathy? _____ Empathy The ability to feel what another person is feeling

Answer 45

Somatic

Question 46

What is Empathy? _____ Empathy The ability to understand someone's response to a situation.

Answer 46

Cognitive