Q4 QUIZ REVIEW IN PHILO

This refers to the human ability to make choices and perform actions. It is also one’s ability to determine their actions in consideration of its possible outcomes and consequences.

• Consequence

• Freedom

• Prudence

• Responsibility

This refers to one’s accountability for the results of their choices and actions.

• Consequence

• Freedom

• Prudence

• Responsibility

This is best described as the ability to govern and discipline oneself through the use of reason. 

• Consequence

• Freedom

• Prudence

• Responsibility

It is one’s ability to use reason to ensure that no negative consequences may arise from their choices and actions.

• Consequence

• Freedom

• Prudence

• Responsibility

This refers to the interchange of thoughts and feelings between two subjects or individuals. It is also best described as the ability to engage in a meaningful interaction with other people.

• Authentic Dialogue

• Discourse Analysis

• Interdisciplinary

• Intersubjectivity

This refers to an open and honest conversation between two individuals. It is also best described as an open and honest conversation between individuals, which is a vital component in the application of intersubjectivity.

• Authentic Dialogue

• Discourse Analysis

• Interdisciplinary

• Intersubjectivity

It is a society wherein the members of the society were able to develop methods of domesticating animals.

• Agricultural Society

• Feudal Society

• Horticultural Society

• Hunter-Gatherer Society

it is a type of society where its main food resource comes from its full-scale farmlands.

• Agricultural Society

• Feudal Society

• Horticultural Society

• Hunter-Gatherer Society

This is a form of society wherein they have developed the ability for full-scale farming causing them to permanently settle in one place. Its main food resource comes from their small garden and domesticated animals.

• Agricultural Society

• Feudal Society

• Horticultural Society

• Hunter-Gatherer Society

It is a type of society where one’s power is determined by how much land an individual owns and the social relations are based on dependence.

• Agricultural Society

• Feudal Society

• Horticultural Society

• Hunter-Gatherer Society