FREEDOM OF HUMAN PERSON

What does Aristotle’s concept of volition emphasize?

• A) The absence of constraints

• B) The ability to make conscious choices

• C) The influence of society on behavior

• D) The instinctual responses of animals

According to St. Thomas Aquinas, true freedom is connected to:

• A) Economic wealth

• B) Spirituality and love

• C) Political power

• D) Social status

In Sartre's philosophy, "bad faith" refers to:

• A) The denial of personal freedom

• B) The pursuit of authenticity

• C) The imposition of societal norms

• D) The acceptance of moral responsibility

Hobbes’ view of the state of nature is characterized as:

• A) Peaceful and harmonious

• B) Solitary, poor, nasty, and brutish

• C) Rational and cooperative

• D) Utopian and idealistic

Rousseau's social contract emphasizes:

• A) Absolute authority of the sovereign

• B) The collective will of the people

• C) The protection of individual rights

• D) Economic freedom

Locke's theory of social contract includes which of the following ideas?

• A) Individuals surrender all freedoms to the state

• B) Governments must protect natural rights

• C) The state of nature is chaotic and violent

• D) Citizens have no right to revolt

What is "moral freedom"?

• A) The ability to choose without restrictions

• B) The capacity to make ethical choices

• C) Freedom from social constraints

• D) The right to pursue happiness

Positive freedom is best described as:

• A) Freedom from interference

• B) The ability to achieve one’s potential

• C) The absence of societal norms

• D) Complete autonomy in personal choices

Absolute freedom implies:

• A) Total independence from societal norms

• B) Freedom limited by laws and ethics

• C) The ability to make choices only for oneself

• D) The responsibility to consider others' freedoms

Which type of freedom focuses on the absence of restrictions?

• A) Positive Freedom

• B) Negative Freedom

• C) Moral Freedom

• D) Psychological Freedom