M6-INTERSUBJECTIVITY

What does Martin Buber suggest is necessary for humans to become "fully human"?

• Interacting with others for personal gain

• Encountering another individual truly as a person, not an object for use

• Living in complex societies and large groups

• Developing a strong self-image

Which philosopher is credited with coining the term "intersubjectivity"?

• Martin Buber

• Gabriel Marcel

• Edmund Husserl

• Aristotle

What term describes approaching others based on the image one wants to impress, often involving taking on roles or hiding aspects of oneself?

• Empathy

• Dialogue

• Seeming

• Availability

Which of the following is NOT one of the three levels of intersubjectivity discussed?

• Empathy

• Availability

• Ethics of Care

• Self-image

What characterizes an I-It relationship?

• A genuine sharing of one another

• Treating the other as a distinct person

• Viewing the other as an object to be experienced and used

• A relationship facilitated by empathy

When does alienation occur in a relationship?

• When there is genuine sharing and dialogue

• When the self views the other as a distinct and authentic person

• When the relationship is inauthentic, deceptive, and exploitative

• When both conscious and unconscious thoughts and feelings are interchanged

Which of the following best describes an I-Thou relationship?

• A monologue where the self treats the other as an object

• A relationship where persons do not experience an authentic encounter

• A genuine form of interaction where the other is treated as distinctly other

• A relationship that leads to dehumanization

What are the three levels of intersubjectivity?

• Monologue, dialogue, and empathy

• Empathy, availability, and ethics of care

• Seeming, dialogue, and objectification

• Authenticity, deception, and exploitation