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WorksheetsReview on Freedom of the Human Person
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
It refers to a practical science of moral reasoning.
Hedonism
Ethics
Eudaimonia
Metaphysics
It is an ethical framework that seeks personal pleasure and avoidance of pain.
Eudaimonia
Ethics
Metaphysics
Hedonism
It is a philosophical system which the pursuit of virtues is the way to ataraxia.
Stocism
Hedonism
Eudaimonia
Golden mean
He is a philosopher who prescribed the use of reason and the imposition of duty on man when facing moral decisions.
David Hume
John Locke
Immanuel Kant
St. Augustine
He described his observations that man does not necessarily use his reason in making moral decisions, he is instead driven by his sentiment.
David Hume
Immanuel Kant
Plato
Aristotle
Who promotes a greater quality of happiness than the number of people?
Albert Camus
Immanuel Kant
John Stuart Mill
Jean-Paul Sartre
The application of ethical standards is not an easy task since making a choice implies sacrifice. Thus, when making moral decisions, what are the things you have to consider?
solid moral standard
open-minded to other perspectives.
focus on whatever societal norms to be followed in a society
rely on your own judgement
ask expert before making moral decisions
Its a principle advocates for the consideration of the happiness for the majority of people affected.
Principle of double effect
Principle of utility
Principle of majority
Principle of autonomy
Which of the following statements below best realize the idea of Sartre as Man is condemned to be free?
Man can avoid the responsibility he/she has to the world.
Man is the center of reality.
Man is the only being in this world that is dominion over all beings.
Once thrown into the world, man is responsible for everything he/she does.
What will be your evaluation of the “crowd” as opposed by existentialists?
The crowd is simply an annoyance to the existentialist.
The crowd is untruth and man can never find his/her authentic self in it.
The crowd is a congregation of diverse individuals.
The crowd is where you can find happiness.
