Intersubjectivity

What is the main philosophical concept related to the interaction between the self and the other, which is defined as the mutual recognition of each other as persons?

• Self-awareness

• Intersubjectivity

• Transcendence

• Alienation

Which human ability is the root of engaging in meaningful interactions with other people and our surroundings?

• Self-awareness and transcendence

• Emotional maturity and intelligence

• Logic and reason

• Social conformity

Interpersonal relations become possible when the self becomes aware of the other, which includes whom?

• Only other human beings

• Only friends and family.

• Everyone and everything outside of the self.

• Only beings capable of speech

The notion of recognizing the self in the other is how philosophers define:

• Self-consciousness

• Dialogue

• Interpersonal relations

• Empathy

What characteristic of the human person, described as having an inner life or interiority, allows a person to give themselves to others and receive others in their life?

• Seeming

• Inner life/Interiority

• Availability

• The human gaze

Philosophically, what is considered a defining characteristic of the self-other relationship that results from the awareness of the self as being seen by others?

• Empathy

• Availability

• Self-consciousness

• Shared knowledge

The awareness of the "self in the other" is an important element in all other aspects of interpersonal interactions because it influences:

• Our need for a dialogue.

• Our ability to experience alienation.

• Our capacity for transcendence

• The way we act with other people

What concept describes where an individual presents himself or herself in a certain way, taking on "roles" or acting out characters, when dealing with others?

• Availability

• Seeming

• Alienation

• Dialogue

A deeper and more genuine human interaction, made possible when the self realizes that the other is a genuine and unique individual, is called a:

• a) Conversation

• Shared experience

• Seeming

• Dialogue

What is a key element of intersubjectivity that is the ability to share emotions, driven by the awareness that the other is a person with thoughts and feelings?

• Empathy

• Availability

• Self-consciousness

• Indignation