Feelings and Reason Quiz

What do you call these mental associations and reactions which originate in the neocortical regions of the brain, and are subjective being influenced by personal experience, beliefs and memories.

• Reason

• Feelings

• Logic

• Morals

What do call a form of personal justification which changes from person to person based on their own ethical and moral code, as well as experience.

• Reason

• Feelings

• Logic

• Morals

Who described reason and feeling(emotions) as two horses pulling a chariot, with the charioteer struggling to make them work as a team.

• Plato

• Socrates

• Aristotle

• Archimedes

What do you call the feeling of not having too much emotion. Feeling of indifference.

• Apathy

• Sympathy

• Empathy

What do call the expression that "moves us to partake of the pleasure or pain, the happiness or misery, of others.” (Davis, 1900,p. 274). Example if someone has lost a loved one or when we are invited to our friends celebration like wedding etc

• Apathy

• Sympathy

• Empathy

What is it called when we are concerned for the welfare of others, particularly in situations where others are suffering. Like putting our feet in their shoes.

• Apathy

• Sympathy

• Empathy

What is the theory about sentences, words, and speech acts; it is sometimes also extended to cover aesthetic and other nonmoral forms of evaluation. The use of flowery words to manipulate and control their listeners.

• Emo

• Emoticons

• Emotivism

What do you call the theory that can be described to individuals acting upon their ethical values to help others during difficult ethical dilemmas, despite the adversity they may face in doing so.

• Moral attention

• Moral Courage

• Moral dilemma

• Moral pluralism

They can be sometimes unreliable because they are partial.

• Reason

• Feelings (Emotions)

Personal justification.

• Reason

• Feelings (Emotions)