2. It is known as the propensity to carry out specific behaviors that are learned through repetition

(a)  

3. One of the key components of freedom that holds us responsible for our deeds is this.

(a)  

4. It means that there are no physical limitations. In other words, it lets us travel wherever we want to go and move from one location to another.

(a)  

5. Are the logical decisions made by an individual with free will and comprehension. Human behavior can be morally right or wrong.

(a)  

6. The capacity to use one's freedom whichever one pleases is known as?

(a)  

7. seen as mental reactions, either inclinations toward or away from undesirable things

(a)  

8. It is a mental illness brought on by the fear of an impending or real threat.

(a)  

9. It speaks of using freedom in a way that preserves the goodness and dignity of people.

(a)  

10. This action is carried out under the appropriate conditions and with knowledge and will.

(a)  

The individual is free to take whatever acts that they see appropriate and sensible. This freedom cannot be taken away since it is inherent or natural.

(a)  

12. A human being's inherent and fundamental quality is their capacity for decision-making and action.

(a)  

13. This is the capacity for an individual to make decisions and behave according to their own free will. This implies that a person's choice to act or not act is a product of their own free will

(a)  

14. An act of sound judgment that enables someone to stay safe.

(a)  

15. Is the use of force by someone else to make someone else do something against their will.

(a)