Philosophy Q1 review

What does “doing philosophy” mean?

• Memorizing philosophers’ ideas

• Reflecting critically on human experience

• Following others’ beliefs

• Avoiding hard questions

Philosophy begins when we…

• Stop questioning

• Start wondering and asking “Why?”

• Believe what others say

• Focus only on facts

A holistic perspective means:

• Seeing how parts connect to the whole

• Ignoring other viewpoints

• Focusing only on details

• Looking at one side only

Which of the following shows a *partial* point of view?

• Considering multiple causes

• Judging someone based on one event

• Asking clarifying questions

• Listening openly

A student says, “All my classmates are lazy just because two didn’t submit their work.”
Which philosophical reminder applies here?

• Avoid partial points of view and consider the whole context

• Truth depends on feelings

• Reflection is unnecessary in judging others

• Opinions are always valid

Why is doing philosophy important?

• It helps us think deeply and live wisely

• It gives us all the answers

• It replaces religion

• It avoids reflection

Deliberate reflection means:

• Thinking purposefully before deciding

• Acting on impulse

• Copying others’ opinions

• Avoiding self-awareness

Which best shows deliberate reflection?

• Reviewing your actions to learn from them

• Reacting emotionally

• Avoiding mistakes by luck

• Ignoring advice

In Gibbs’ Reflective Cycle, which stage asks “What happened?”

• Description

• Feelings

• Evaluation

• Conclusion

Which is the correct order of Gibbs’ Reflective Cycle?

• Description → Feelings → Evaluation → Analysis → Conclusion → Action Plan

• Feelings → Description → Action Plan → Evaluation → Conclusion → Analysis

• Evaluation → Description → Feelings → Action Plan → Analysis → Conclusion

• Description → Analysis → Feelings → Conclusion → Action Plan → Evaluation