PHILOSOPY REVIEWER

The power or right to act, speak, or think as one

wants without hindrance or restraint.

• FREEDOM

• BEHAVIORISM

• SOCIAL CONTRACT

The imperative quality of a judgment of practical

intellect is meaningless, apart from will.

• ENTERNAL

• POWER OF VOLITION

• EXISTENTIALISM

theory that human and animal

behavior can be explained in terms of conditioning

• SOCIAL CONTRACT

• EXISTENTIALISM

• BEHAVIORISM

• FREEDOM

describe as supreme power or authority

• FREEDOM

• BEHAVIORISM

• SOVEREIGN

philosophical theory or approach

which emphasizes the existence of the individual

• SOCIAL CONTRACT

• EXISTENTIALISM

• BEHAVIORISM

• FREEDOM

implicit agreement among

members of a society to cooperate for social

benefits.

• SOCIAL CONTRACT

• EXISTENTIALISM

• BEHAVIORISM

• FREEDOM

these are everyday Rules that govern

our lives from the legal system at one end right

down to notice saying ‘Wet Paint-Do not Touch’.

• ENTERNAL LAW

• DEVINE LAW

• HUMAN LAW

• NATURAL LAW

everyone has a natural sense ‘good

is to be done and evil is to be avoided’

• ENTERNAL LAW

• DEVINE LAW

• HUMAN LAW

• NATURAL LAW

the law of God revealed to people

through the Bible

• ENTERNAL LAW

• DEVINE LAW

• HUMAN LAW

• NATURAL LAW

Contained in it are the laws which govern

the universe and control the life cycle of everything

in existence.

• ENTERNAL LAW

• DEVINE LAW

• NATURAL LAW

• HUMAN LAW