WorksheetsPhilosophy: 2nd Quarter
Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 59mins
CARVER: How vital is the goal?
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CARVER: How easy to reach the goal?
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CARVER: How easy to obtain to info?
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CARVER: Is the target easy to hit?
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CARVER: How much does it affect life?
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CARVER: How much setback does it cost?
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a logical error that does not follow the rules of inference
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Refusing to deal with unpleasant facts
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coming up with variety of reasons
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Automatically accepting the opinions of others
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Trying to make facts to confirm your conclusion
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FALLACY: Refusal to recognize any need for new thinking
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FALLACY: Ignoring the simplest solution over the complex
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FALLACY: Dismissing an idea because someone else thought of it
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SOLUTION: "Simplest solution is the best one"
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SOLUTION: Assume nothing, question everything
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SOLUTION: Never take anything for granted
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SOLUTION: Bring some objectivity to your judgement
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FATALISM: "one's destiny is written on the stars"
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FATALISM: gods ordain to happen
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FATALISM: doctrine of predeterminism
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Major views: "when we finally decide we have a feeling that the choice is undetermined by aything other than our own will" - Immanuel Kant
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Major views: Cause to happened by previous factse
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Major Views: people are NOT responsible
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Major views: people are responsible even though these are causally determined by antecedent factors
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Freedom: absence of any physical restraint
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Freedom: Freedom of choice
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Freedom: Upholds human dignity and goodness
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According to him there are two kinds of people: reactive and proactive
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recognize the true meaning of the word resposibility. the ability to choose your response
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Easily affected and controlled by their social environment
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FREEDOM: ability to understand one's feelings and other personal conditions
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FREEDOM: ability to create in our minds beyond our present reality
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FREEDOM: deep awareness of right and wrong
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FREEDOM: free from all influence
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FREEDOM: It is possible when self becomes aware of others
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FREEDOM: interaction between self and others
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FREEDOM: arises when a person ceases to view other as a distinct and authentic person consider other person as a mere object.
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DEATH: full stop or end of the line
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DEATH: serves as a means to an end
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DEATH: good in itself . Love and friendship are some samples
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DEATH: provides some form of pleasure
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DEATH: endure unpleasantness, discomfort, and pain
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SOCIETY: earliest and simpliest society. nomadic - search foods
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SOCIETY: domestication of animals. food surplus
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SOCIETY: small-scale cultivation of plants fruits and vegetable
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SOCIETY: large-scale and long-term cultivation of crops and domestication of animals
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SOCIETY: use of specialized machinery. improved trade and commerce
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SOCIETY: aided by highly advanced technology. based on knowledge, information, and the sale of services
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set of traits and behavior that society considers acceptable
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more formal and establish acceptable behavior of citizens
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less formal norms and do not result in punishment when violated
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SOCIETY: individuals sacrifice their freedom and submit to higher authority
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SOCIETY: in natural states are governed by their DESIRESS and this lead them to CONFLICT
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SOCIETY: in natural state as more cooperative and reasonable
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SOCIETY: people empowered the government to act on their behalf. "GENERAL WILL"
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SOCIETY: human with a veil of ignorance. just to look out for own interest
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SOCIETY: self-interest is a significant factor in building and maintaing society
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enable persons and groups to fulfill their goals and achieve well-being
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