Intersubjectivity

Poverty is _______, this means a person can be poor not only in terms of money, clothing, and food but also in terms of education, love, and relationships.

• Multidimensional

• One-dimensional

• Two-dimensional

• Delusional

According to the world bank, poverty has two classification, what is it?

• Absolute Poverty and Relative Poverty

• Absolute Poverty and Extremely Poor

• Poor and Extremely Poor

• Relative Poverty and Poor

Give the five dimensions of poverty

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This philosopher believes that conversation allows humanity to exist as more than entities.

• Saint Pope John Paul II

• Martin Buber

• Jean Jacques Rosseau

• Martin Heidegger

In conversation, we only share ourselves as unique individuals.

• True

• False

The Term _____ to maintain the dignity and value of the person.

• Person with the Disability

• Person with a Disabilities

• Person with Disability

• Person with a Disability

In what ways does Executive Order No. 417 aim to support PWDs, and why is its implementation still a challenge in the Philippines?

• EO 417 requires all national agencies to hire PWDs

• EO 417 mandates 1% of government budgets for PWD programs but lacks proper enforcement

• EO 417 provides free housing for PWDs

• EO 417 requires all businesses to reserve 10% of jobs for PWDs

What is one of the main barriers PWDs face in finding employment in the Philippines?

• Lack of interest in working

• Inaccessible transportation and workplace environments

• Insufficient laws supporting PWDs

• Overrepresentation in the job market

Why is disability considered a development issue in relation to poverty?

• PWDs do not contribute to the economy

• Disability increases expenses such as healthcare and transportation, making it harder for PWDs to escape poverty

• PWDs are guaranteed financial support by the government

• PWDs have no access to education and training programs

Intersubjectivity plays a critical role in effective communication and relational dynamics.

• True

• False