CHAPTER 2 - HUMAN SELF

Question 1

What are the three defining characteristics of a person that makes them a distinct Entity?

Answer 1

Self
Identity
Personhood

Question 2

It is to posses sentience, the ability to feel or experience/perceive anything around us and react to stimulus.

Answer 2

Self

Question 3

What are the three views that address the idea of CONCEPT OF SELF

Answer 3

Innate, Emergent, Integrated and Developing

Question 4

It is define as the distinct personality of an individual, which persists through time but may also change.

Answer 4

Identity

Question 5

Is the recognition of a human being as a distinct entity

Answer 5

Personhood

Question 6

A belief that a person is a person if they possess the ability to determine their life through REASON FREE CHOICE.

Answer 6

Person as an Autonomous Being

Question 7

The belief that man is a rational being with the capacity to reflect and function as a person

Answer 7

REASON FREE CHOICE

Question 8

Holds the idea that a human has an inherent capacity to function as a person through potential. It also states that through this potential, we possess the means to achieve our capabilities. This view allows for disabled persons and children to be recognize as persons

Answer 8

Unified Individual

Question 9

States that a person becomes a human being through interaction or socializing with others.

Answer 9

RELATION TO OTHERS

Question 10

“A person is defined by his actions, experiences. And if we got to have our experience, we can achieve self-development and fulfillment”

Answer 10

Pope John Paul II

Question 11

Fill in the Blank: Defining man is closely tied to the concept of ___________

Answer 11

Civil Liberties

Question 12

ASPECTS of a person

Answer 12

Non-material and Material

Question 13

It is the quality of being materialized/ the characteristic of possessing a body

Answer 13

EMBODIED

Question 14

Something internal, immaterial; the substance

Answer 14

SPIRIT

Question 15

Refers to the inseparable union of the body and the soul and vice versa

Answer 15

HUMAN PERSON AS AN EMBODIED SPIRIT.

Question 16

The act of surpassing one’s limitations

Answer 16

TRANSENDENCE

Question 17

It is the belief that humans are the most significant species on the planet

Answer 17

Anthropocentrism

Question 18

It is the meeting point of the material and immaterial entities

Answer 18

Human Person

Question 19

It holds an idea that a human being is considered a person because he or she possesses the capacity to determine life through “reasoned free choice”

Answer 19

Person as an autonomous being.

Question 20

It refers to a specific aspect of a human person that emphasizes emotional needs, desires etc.

Question 21

It is a concern of human beings’ ethical relationship with the natural environment

Answer 21

Environmental Ethics

Question 22

It holds an idea about the self that is composed of elements that change over time.

Answer 22

Integrated and Developing

Question 23

It is an innovation that has been conceptualized and implemented to address gross environmental exploitation

Answer 23

Rainforestation

Question 24

It is a distinct personality of an individual

Answer 24

Identity

Question 25

They introduced the basic principles of DEEP ECOLOGY

Answer 25

Sessions and Naes 1984

Question 26

It is a theory of environmental ethics that emphasized the value and rights of organic individuals

Answer 26

Biocentrism

Question 27

He said that justice always has something to do with the humanity of laws and the totality of man’s existential relationship and the natural environment

Answer 27

MARCEL

Question 28

Three views of a human person

Answer 28

Self, personhood, identity

Question 29

it us a perspective that considers man as Gods Creation

Answer 29

Theological