Evaluation

According to Aristotle, what is Will?

• A person’s ability to see truth

• A person’s drive and resolve to act on a thought

• The act of giving away belongings

• Following religious teachings

What does Volition involve?

• • Exercising one’s freedom and not being limited by circumstances

• Putting Will into actual behavior/actions

• Following religious dogma

• Making decisions based on moral considerations

What is Mauvaise Foi, as described in the lesson?

• Choosing a profession based on personal preference

• Exercising freedom without limitations

• Blaming one's choices on external limitations

• Ignoring opportunities for financial support

3. According to St. Thomas Aquinas, what does loving God entail?

• Following religious teachings and putting them into action

• Debating moral decisions independently

• Sacrificing morals for personal gain

• Choosing professions based on parental expectations

1. What is the main difference between Will and Volition, according to Aristotle?

• Will involves choosing a profession, while Volition involves fear for one's life.

• Will is the ability to see truth, while Volition is the act of giving away belongings.

• Will is a person's drive to act on a thought, while Volition is putting that will into action.

• Will represents religious teachings, while Volition represents freedom from suffering.