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WorksheetsIntro to Philosophy Q2Q1
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 15mins
The idea that one's actions should not overstep other people’s equal right to pursue happiness
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This kind of freedom is seen when a person has the ability to transfer, travel, or change locations without being stopped.
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The type of freedom that enables a person to follow what he or she personally believes is the right or wise action.
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The kind of freedom that emphasizes making choices in a way that upholds goodness and human worth.
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This element of freedom means that every person must face the outcomes of the decisions they make.
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This kind of freedom allows members of schools and universities to explore ideas and conduct studies without unfair control from outside forces.
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The philosopher who explained that people exist first and only afterward define their essence or purpose.
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The moral theory that judges an action as right if it brings the greatest happiness to the majority.
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This decision-making guide challenges a person to ask: “What kind of person do I want to become?”
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The philosophy that encourages people to let go of desires and attachments in order to reach a higher, freer way of living.
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A person acts voluntarily only when he or she is required to do something.
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When a nation governs itself without being ruled by another country, it shows political freedom.
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Sartre believed that even a prisoner still has freedom because he or she can choose how to face the situation.
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Consequentialism focuses on the motives behind an action rather than its results.
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Ethical egoism says that a person’s own happiness should be their highest standard for making decisions.
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Aristotle described prudence as the ability to apply sound reasoning when taking action.
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The “rights approach” in decision-making is rooted in the belief that each person deserves respect and dignity.
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Non-attachment means breaking all connections and relationships with people around you.
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Enumerate the two elements of freedom.
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