LESSON 6

Question 1

HUMANS HAVE THE NATURAL AND UNIVERSAL TENDENCY TO

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• relate
• establish attachments
• seek close relationships

Question 2

our ______ drives us to reach out to other people and interact with them in meaningful ways

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human nature

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________ relationship between people is very important. You have to maintain good realtions

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harmonious realtionship

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you have to maintain good relations with your family, friends, schoolmates, and the people in your community for your activities to be _____, ______, ______

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• productive
• meaningful
• beneficial

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our ability to engage in meaningful interactions with other people, our surroundings, and everything around us is rooted in our capacity for

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self - awareness and transcendence

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as ______ individuals capable of determined and reasonable action

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rational

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________ ________ are made possible when self becomes aware of the other

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interpersonal relations

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includes everyone and everything outside of the self

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other

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our ____ ____ not only enables us to recognize the ___ that defines our _____ it also enables us to recognize that other human beings also possess a self

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human nature, self, individuality

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defines our individuality

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self

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how do philosophers define interpersonal relations

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recognizing self in the other

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the interaction between self and the other is related to the philosophical concept of

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intersubjectivity

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mutual recognition of each other as persons

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intersubjectivity

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intersubjectivity also carriers the meaning of

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“a unique relationship between distinct subjects”

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refers to the characteristics of the human person to engage in a very intimate and personal relationship with others

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“a unique relationship between distinct subjects”

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engage in a very intimate and personal relationship with others who are different is possible because the person has an

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inner life/ interiority

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having an ___ ____ allows the person to give himself or herself to others

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inner life

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also allows a person to become closer to others in many different ways

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intersubjectivity

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in everyday social interactions, people have the ability to ____, and _____ with each other

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agree and cooperate

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the experience of shared or common knowledge and shared emotions such as

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grief, joy, love

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first level of self-other interaction

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simple awareness of the existence of the other

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a deeper level of interaction between self and other is

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awareness of the self as being seen by others

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the awareness of the “_______” is an important element in all other aspects of interpersonal interactions

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self in the other

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the awareness of the self in the other is an important element in all other aspects of

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interpersonal interactions

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when we are with our friends, we think they see us as

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outgoing and boisterous

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what action referred to where an individual presents himself or herself in a certain way when dealing ith others

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seeming

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person taken on ____ or act out characters when dealing with certain people

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roles

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plastic and sipsip refer to manipulative behavior that are done in pursuit of

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selfish interest

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what do you call the deeper and more genuine interaction

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dialogue

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an interaction between persons that happens through speech or use of words, expressions and body language

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dialogue

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dialogue an interaction between persons that happens through speech or use of

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words, expressions, and body language

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what conversation consist of discussing news or occurrences

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casual conversation

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a dialogue occurs when two persons

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open up

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occurs when persons are willing to share themselves with one another

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genuine dialogue

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the awareness of each other's presence as a true person is defined by the acceptance of each other's

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uniqueness and differences

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the human person is considered as ______, which means that his or her identity and destiny are shaped by relating with others

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being with others

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a continual dialogue with other, and the self becomes whole through interaction with other people and his or her surroundings

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human existence

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the ability to share emotions is an important aspect of intersubjectivity

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empathy

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driven by person's awareness that the other is a person with thoughts and feelings

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emotion

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feeling with

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sympathy

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feeling in

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empathy

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enables us to place ourselves in their shoes

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empathy

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enables you not only to share your friend's grief and offer comfort, but also feel the grief of that person

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empathy

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another characteristics of meaningful and genuine human relationships is

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availability

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willingness of a person to be present and be at disposal of another

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availability

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an ethical theory that emphasizes the moral dimension of relationships and interactions

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ethics of care

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this _____ _____ encourages individuals to help other people, most especially the _______

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moral perspectives, vulnerable

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this pessimistic view considers human relationships frustrating and often

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inauthentic or deceptive

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a person that adopts this negative view is said to be experiencing

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alienation

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this arises when a person ceases to view the other as a distinct and authentic person and merely considers the other persons as an object to satisfy personal interests

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alienation

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used to describe well-off people ho look down on other people that they consider poor

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matapobre

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goes against the concept of personhood because this view discounts the humanity and dignity of a person

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alienation

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alienation leads to

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dehumanization

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important values related to intersubjectivity include

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acceptance of differences and embracing diversity

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what unites us all is our

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shared humanity and dignity

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an American author, political activist, and first deaf-blind person to earn a bachelor's degree

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Helen Keller

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helen keller published an autobiography entitled

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the story of my life

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an australian evangelist and motivational speaker who was born with phocomelia

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Nicholas James "Nick" Vujicic

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first visually-impaired filipino to graduatesumma cum laude from ateneo de manila university in 2001

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Roselle Ambubuyog

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Roselle ambubuyog initiated ________ together with the Rotary Club of makati-ayala

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project roselle

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an international sports competition modeled after the Olympics features athletes with disabilities

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paralympics

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world down syndrome day

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march 21

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world autism awareness day

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april 2

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international day of person with disabilities

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december 3

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_____ on our interactions can better inform us of the motivations that drive us to reach out and interact with otherss

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reflecting

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knowledge of our capacity for intersubjectivity and the opportunities it provides for fostering

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personal growth and welfare

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will enable us to make better choices and decision as we continue to relate with others and uphold positive relationships

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fostering personal growth and welfare