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WorksheetsQ2 Philosophy Group 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 3mins
What does 'intersubjectivity' primarily refer to?
A person's ability to think and independently
The social norms that govern behaviors
A unique relationship between separate individuals
The biological connection between humans
What makes mutual self-giving and receiving possible in human relationships?
Physical attraction
Interiority or inner life
Social Status
Shared hobbies
Which of the following best illustrates the first level of self-other interaction?
Feeling nervous around your crush
Having a deep conversation with a friend
Receiving a compliment from someone
Noticing people passing by your house
What marks the deeper level of self-other interaction?
Thinking about your sent
Ignoring others
Walking past strangers
Being aware of someone's gaze
What does the human gaze uniquely trigger in interpersonal interaction?
Indifference
Confusion
Aggression
Self-consciousness
How does 'seeming' influence our behavior?
It encourages us to act naturally
It prevents us from expressing emotions
It leads us to present ourselves based on social context
It makes us ignore others
Which setting is most likely to influence 'seeming' behavior?
Reading a book
Sleeping at home
Attending a church service
Eating alone
What is required for a true authentic dialogue to occur?
Speaking loudly
Having a debate
Using gestures
Rooting words and actions in interiority
Why are only beings with interiority capable of dialogue?
They can express and receive inner thoughts and emotions
They follow social norms
They are more intelligent
They can speak multiple languages
What does a genuine dialogue involve?
One person dominating the conversation
Avoiding emotional topics
A casual exchange of greetings
Mutual opening up and sharing of inner life
