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WorksheetsHuman Person and Intersubjectivity
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 7mins
To be present and be at the disposal of another
availability
empathy
ethics of care
sympathy
the ability to share emotions
availability
empathy
ethics of care
sympathy
a state when consider others as merely as objects or means to satisfy personal interest or desires
sympathy
alienation
availability
empathy
Interaction between persons and happens through speech, expressions and body language
Intersubjectivity
alienation
availability
dialogue
Interacting with other people may shape one's identity.
True
False
Sharing one's life and ideas to other people is one of the characteristic of a genuine relationship
True
False
It is an interaction between self and other with mutual recognition of each other as persons. A unique relationship between distinct subjects.
a. Actions
b. Communication
c. Intersubjectivity
d. Relationship
He is a Jewish philosopher that had a great interest in the study of relating ourselves to others.
a. Karl Marx
b. Rene Descartes
c. Martin Buber
d. Marcus Aurelius
The type of relationship wherein people make themselves the center of their world. It is the “I” who will be the center of the conversation.
a. "I-I" Relationship
b. "I-It" Relationship
c. "I-Thou" Relationship
d. "I-We" Relationship
This is the type of relationship that shows the treatment of people with the other is concentrated into the status of an object.
a. "I-I" Relationship
b. "I-It" Relationship
c. "I-Thou" Relationship
d. "I-We" Relationship
It is in this kind of human relations that genuine sharing of one another takes place. The center of this relationship is a genuine form of conversation: a dialogue.
a. "I-I" Relationship
b. "I-It" Relationship
c. "I-Thou" Relationship
d. "I-We" Relationship
What is the belief in which the human person establishes the world of mutual relation of experience?
I-It relation
I-Thou relation
We relation
The idea behind ______, is there is a mask that prevents the dialogue from occurring.
Way of being
In seeming
Speechifying.
Which is NOT an aspect of intersubjectivity?
Empathy
Availability
Ethics of Care
Volunteriness
When a person presents himself in a certain way when dealing with others, what does he do?
Seeming action
Dialogue
Alienation
Freedom
People survive by hunting, trapping, and gathering of edible plants. What kind of society is this?
Hunting and Gathering Societies
Industrial Societies
Agricultural Societies
Virtual Societies
Networking, chatrooms, and virtual worlds are examples of?
Hunting and Gathering Societies
Industrial Societies
Agricultural Societies
Virtual Societies
Why is living in a society essential for human well-being and development?
It discourages collaboration and sharing.
It isolates individuals from one another.
It forces people to be self-sufficient.
It provides support systems and structures.
Which is a benefit of living in a connected society?
Limited access to essential resources
Opportunities for shared knowledge and collective identity
Increased isolation and lack of communication
Decreased sense of purpose and belonging
What does the interconnectedness of the community create for its members?
A sense of isolation and loneliness
Competition and rivalry among neighbors
A sense of belonging and purpose
A desire to move to or go abroad
