WorksheetsUnderstanding Intersubjectivity and Empathy
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What does intersubjectivity primarily refer to?
Awareness of one’s own emotions
Self-awareness only
The use of objects for human benefit
Mutual recognition of each other as persons
What enables humans to engage in meaningful interactions with others?
Instincts and reflexes
Self-awareness and transcendence
Social media and technology
Material possessions
Which of the following is an example of reasonable human interaction?
Sharing a story with a friend
Ignoring a classmate
Talking to a ballpen
Complaining to an object
The awareness that others also perceive us is called ________.
Alienation
Self-consciousness
Seeming
Availability
The human ability to recognize that others also possess a self is essential for ________.
Manipulation
Competition
Intersubjectivity
Isolation
What sets human interaction apart from that of other species?
Survival instinct
Communication through noise
Use of tools
The human gaze and awareness of being seen
When a person changes behavior to match how others perceive them, it is called ________.
Seeming
Dialogue
Alienation
Empathy
What makes a human interaction genuine?
It is based on manipulation
It aims to deceive others
It acknowledges the other as a unique person
It involves no communication
Which of the following best defines a dialogue?
A conversation using only words
A one-sided speech
A debate between opponents
An exchange between persons expressing and receiving one another
Why can’t a person have a dialogue with a material object?
Objects are not capable of movement
Objects lack interiority or inner life
Objects cannot be seen
Objects are lifeless
What emotion allows a person to “feel with” or “feel in” another person?
Empathy
Anger
Fear
Shame
Which of the following is an example of empathy?
Ignoring a sad friend
Laughing at someone’s mistake
Feeling happy for a friend’s success
Avoiding emotional conversations
What does availability in relationships mean?
Being physically near someone
Agreeing with everyone
Having free time
Willingness to be present and ready to help others
The ethics of care emphasizes ________.
Moral responsibility to help others
Avoiding emotional attachment
Independence from society
Self-interest and competition
What term describes a person who views others only as means to personal gain?
Empathetic
Authentic
Alienated
Available
Alienation often results in ________.
Dialogue and unity
Harmony and peace
Dehumanization and disrespect
Empathy and care
What must relationships and communities be founded on?
Mutual respect and recognition of human dignity
Competition and self-interest
Shared wealth
Social status
What philosophical value helps people accept differences among individuals?
Dominance
Isolation
Competition
Acceptance and diversity
Who was the first deaf-blind person to earn a bachelor’s degree?
Helen Keller
Nick Vujicic
Roselle Ambubuyog
Anne Sullivan
Which of the following best describes Nick Vujicic’s contribution?
First blind student to graduate summa cum laude
Inventor of braille
Motivational speaker born without limbs
Paralympic athlete
Roselle Ambubuyog is recognized as ________.
The first visually-impaired Filipino summa cum laude graduate
A Filipino motivational speaker with physical disabilities
A teacher of the deaf and blind in the U.S.
A politician for disability rights
Which global observance promotes awareness for persons with disabilities?
World Environment Day
World Autism Awareness Day
International Literacy Day
World Peace Day
What should guide our assistance to others?
Superiority and pity
Expectation of return favor
Desire for praise
Obligation to uphold dignity and equality
When people ridicule others for physical flaws, it leads to ________.
Harmony and respect
Alienation and disharmony
Empathy and dialogue
Development and unity
According to the lesson, what helps us make better choices in relationships?
Knowledge of our capacity for intersubjectivity
Wealth and social influence
Competition and ambition
Isolation and self-focus
