Modifiers of Human Act

Question 1

are factors that influence man’s inner disposition towards certain actions. They affect the mental or emotional state of a person.

Answer 1

Modifiers

Question 2

“The greater the knowledge and the freedom, the greater the voluntariness and the moral responsibility”.

Answer 2

Panizo

Question 3

The absence of knowledge which a person ought to possess.

Answer 3

Ignorance

Question 4

can easily be reminded through ordinary diligence and reasonable efforts.

Answer 4

Vincible ignorance

Question 5

w/c a person possess w/out being aware of it, having aware of it, lacks the means to rectify it.

Answer 5

Invincible ignorance

Question 6

w/c a person keeps by positive efforts in order to escape responsibility or blame.

Answer 6

Affected ignorance

Question 7

are either tendencies towards desirable objects or tendencies away from undesirable or harmful things.

Answer 7

Passion or concupiscence

Question 8

love, desire, delight, hope, and brvaery

Answer 8

Positive emotions

Question 9

hatred, horror, sadness, despair, fear and anger

Answer 9

Negative emotions

Question 10

are those that precede an act. emotionally aroused to perform an act. predisposes a person to act.

Answer 10

Antecedent passions

Question 11

are those that are intentionally aroused and kept.

Answer 11

Consequent passions

Question 12

is the disturbance of the mind of a person who is confronted by an impending danger or harm to himself or loved ones.

Answer 12

Fear

Question 13

climbing a cliff, Flying an airplane through a storm

Answer 13

act done w/ fear

Question 14

the child read his book out of fear of the mother

Answer 14

Act done out of fear or because of fear

Question 15

refers to any physical force exerted on a person by another free agent for the purpose of compelling the said person to act against his will.

Answer 15

Violence

Question 16

defined as a lasting readiness and facility, born of frequently repeated acts, for acting in a certain manner.

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Habits

Question 17

generally instinctive in origin

Answer 17

Emotion

Question 18

what is the purpose or goal of an act? w/c completes or finishes an act.

Answer 18

End

Question 19

natural termination of an activity

Answer 19

end of an act

Question 20

personal purpose intended by the person performing the act

Answer 20

end of the doer or agent

Question 21

what is the end of the doer? reason why the doer performs an act
Force that sustains the act and brings it to completion

Answer 21

Motive

Question 22

the purpose which a doer wishes to accomplish immediately by his action.

Answer 22

proximate end

Question 23

purpose w/c a doer wishes to accomplish in a series of act

Answer 23

remote end

Question 24

purpose w/c is desired for its own sake and not because of something else.

Answer 24

ultimate end

Question 25

purpose which is desired as means for obtaining another thing.

Answer 25

intermediate end

Question 26

it is what fits a function by aristotle

Answer 26

good

Question 27

those that fit the natural needs of man as man are essential good. includes food, shelter, health, knowledge. also called as perfective because they contribute to the integral perfections of man.

Answer 27

Essential good

Question 28

Those that fit the wants of an individual because of his circumstances are called? ex: money, car, good game. and also called non perfective because they merely contribute to the external worth or appearance of the person.

Answer 28

accidental good

Question 29

is something which has intrinsic value.

Answer 29

real good

Question 30

actually an evil thing but is viewed as good under certain aspects.

Answer 30

Apparent good

Question 31

is that which contributes to the integral perfection of the person such as education, virtue, food, exercise, medicine.

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Perfective good

Question 32

is that which merely contributes to the external appearance or convenience of the person such as clothes, wealth, social status, political power, etc.

Answer 32

Non-perfective good

Question 33

has the fullness of qualities enabling it to fully satisfy human desire.

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Perfect good

Question 34

possesses only certain qualities so that it does not fully satisfy human desire except in a relative or limited sense.

Answer 34

Imperfect good

Question 35

What is the highest good according to Aristotle?

Answer 35

Hapiness

Question 36

It is what man aims to achieve in all his activities. The ultimate purpose of life is the attainment of happiness.

Answer 36

Happiness