PHILO Q2 LONG QUIZ

This is your ability to act out your own free will and self-determination.

• Responsibility

• Prudence

• Voluntariness

• Moral Freedom

This refers to the accountability for the consequences of your actions.

• Rational Choice

• Responsibility

• Physical Freedom

• Voluntariness

This type of freedom refers to the absence of any physical restraint.

• Moral Freedom

• Psychological Freedom

• Emotional Freedom

• Physical Freedom

This is the ability to choose the best moral action after deliberation.

• Prudence

• Voluntariness

• Rational Choice

• Moral Freedom

This freedom allows a person to act or not to act, based on what is wise or right.

• Physical Freedom

• Psychological Freedom

• Moral Freedom

• Voluntariness

Freedom that must be used to uphold human dignity and goodness.

• Psychological Freedom

• Physical Freedom

• Moral Freedom

• Rational Choice

A process where a person evaluates and selects from several options.

• Acts of Man

• Prudence

• Self-Determination

• Rational Choice

This concept refers to your capacity to regulate your actions and be goal-oriented.

• Freedom

• Rational Choice

• Self-Determination

• Responsibility

Actions done without knowledge and consent are called:

• Human Acts

• Rational Choices

• Acts of Man

• Voluntary Acts

The virtue that helps in choosing the morally right action and avoiding hasty decisions.

• Self-determination

• Prudence

• Responsibility

• Voluntariness