This element is when the doer consents to the act, accepting it as her own and assuming responsibility for its consequences.

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This refers to acts affected by the bodily functions of an individual under the command of the will.

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This type of passion are emotions that are intentionally kept for longer periods of time.

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This is the inner voice that tells a person to do what is good and to avoid evil.

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This refers to internal mental functions under the command of the will.

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These actions and behaviors are involuntary and physiological in nature.

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This is an ordinance of reason, or the rule of conduct enacted by competent figures of authority for the sake of the common good.

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This is when one is aware and conscious of his/her actions, his/senses are active as well as the reasons and consequences of his actions.

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This classification of human act means doing what we think is best.

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These are the details surrounding the action which contribute to the increasing or diminishing the moral goodness or evilness of the action.

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This is when the doer acts on his own initiative and choice without being forced by another person or situation.

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This is the absence of knowledge that is required to know.

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This is an act that connotes neutrality.

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This refers to repetitive acts characterized by decrease power of resistance and increasing facility of performance.

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This refers to the lack of knowledge that a rational person is capable of acquiring by making an effort.

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This is the feeling induced by perceived danger or threat.

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This act is contrary to the established norm, and is labeled as evil for it is destructive of the generally accepted pattern of behavior.

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This is the physical force exerted on a person by another free agent for the purpose of compelling the person to act against his will.

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These are the accepted standards of behavior of social groups.

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