Part 3

Question 1

as a part of the school curriculum is the process by which values, attitudes and habits are formed as the learner interacts with his environment under the guidance of the teacher.

Answer 1

Values education

Question 2

is an action that is considered to be
carried out voluntarily, whereas an act of man is an involuntary action.

Answer 2

human act

Question 3

is an act on which an individual can
make a conscious decision whether or not to
carry out that act. An act of man is the natural
act of vegetative and sense faculties such as
digestion, the beating of the heart, growing,
bodily reactions and visual or auditory
perceptions.

Answer 3

human act

Question 4

Essential Elements of Human Acts

Answer 4

a. Knowledge
b. Freedom of the Will
c. Voluntariness

Question 5

• awareness or being conscious of one’s
  actions including its possible consequences

Answer 5

a. Knowledge

Question 6

• the power which human beings
  have in determining their actions according to the
  judgement of their reasons.

Answer 6

b. Freedom of the Will

Question 7

• act of consenting or accepting a certain
  action whether it is done wholeheartedly, half-heartedly
  or non-hearted

Answer 7

c. Voluntariness

Question 8

Types of Voluntariness

Answer 8

1. Perfect Voluntariness
2. Imperfect Voluntariness
3. Conditional Voluntariness
4. Simple Voluntariness

Question 9

• the person is fully aware and fully intends an act.
• the person is fully convinced of his action
  including its consequences

Answer 9

1. Perfect Voluntariness

Question 10

• the person acts without the full awareness of his
  action or without fully intending the act

Answer 10

2. Imperfect Voluntariness

Question 11

• the person is forced by his circumstances beyond
  his control to perform an action which he would
  not do under normal condition

Answer 11

3. Conditional Voluntariness

Question 12

• the person doing an act willfully regardless of whether he likes to do it or not

Answer 12

4. Simple Voluntariness

Question 13

Types of Human Acts

Answer 13

a. Elicited Acts
b. Commanded Acts

Question 14

are acts performed by the will and are not yet
bodily externalized

Answer 14

a. Elicited Acts

Question 15

are acts done either by man’s mental and/or
bodily powers under the command of the will

Answer 15

b. Commanded Acts

Question 16

Kinds of Elicited Acts

Answer 16

1. Wish
2. Intention
3. Consent
4. Election
5. Use
6. Fruition

Question 17

• refers to the tendency of the will towards
  something whether this is realizable or not

Answer 17

1. Wish

Question 18

• the tendency of the will towards attainable but
  without necessarily committing oneself to attain
  it.

Answer 18

2. Intention

Question 19

• acceptance of the will of those needed to carry
  out the intention

Answer 19

3. Consent

Question 20

• this is selection done by the will of those means
  effective enough to carry out the intention

Answer 20

4. Election

Question 21

• the command of the will to make use of those
  means elected to carry out the intention

Answer 21

5. Use

Question 22

• this is the enjoyment or frustration of the will
  derived from the attainment of the thing one
  had desired earlier

Answer 22

6. Fruition

Question 23

Types of Commanded Acts

Answer 23

1. Internal Actions
2. External Actions
3. Combination of Internal and External Actions

Question 24

• are commanded actions done by man’s mental
  power under the command of the will.

Answer 24

1. Internal Actions

Question 25

• are commanded actions done by man’s bodily
  power under the command of the will

Answer 25

2. External Actions

Question 26

• are commanded actions done by man’s mental
  and bodily powers under the command of the
  will

Answer 26

3. Combination of Internal and External Actions