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Stages of Human Acts

-it is the tendency of the will toward something, whether this be realizable or not

• Wish

• Consent

• Intention

• Use

Stages of Human Acts

- something that is attainable but without necessarily committing oneself to attain it.

• Use

• Election

• Intention

• Wish

Stages of Human Acts

- the acceptable of the will of those needed to carry out the intention.

• Wish

• Consent

• Election

• Fruition

Stages of Human Acts

- the selection of the will of those means elected to carry out the election.

• Intention

• Fruition

• Election

• Use

Stages of Human Acts

- it is at this stage that the person with his/her will to employ powers to carry out its intention by the means elected

• Fruition

• Election

• Consent

• Use

Stages of Human Acts

- the enjoyment of the will derived from the attainment of the thing he had desired earlier.

• Wish

• Consent

• Fruition

• Election

Example: Your friend invites you to go to the baseball game today.

- you wish to go to the game

• Consent

• Election

• Intention

• Wish

Example: Your friend invites you to go to the baseball game today.

- you resolve to go to the game

• Fruition

• Wish

• Intention

• Consent

Example: Your friend invites you to go to the baseball game today.

- you think of an option on how you can go to the game (by your own car, by taxi, by walking)

• Wish

• Election

• Use

• Consent

Example: Your friend invites you to go to the baseball game today.

- you choose the best means for you to arrive the game (by your own car)

• Wish

• Election

• Consent

• Fruition