the human mind

Question 1

is one of the greatest mysteries in life. It is the seat of thoughts, ideas, feelings, emotions, perceptions, and memories.

Answer 1

human mind

Question 2

It is influenced by different factors as a person develops from childhood to adulthood.

Answer 2

human mind

Question 3

influences a person’s decisions, actions, and ways of thinking.

Answer 3

mind

Question 4

The set of values a person acquires becomes the moral foundation of his/ her mind.

Answer 4

Human mind

Question 5

determines the choice, action, or behavior of a person in a given situation, according to his/her set of values.

Answer 5

Will

Question 6

American psychologist, known for his theory of the “looking-glass self.”

Answer 6

Charles horton Cooley 1864-1929

Question 7

highlights that every individual learns to identify himself herself from and through the eyes of others beginning from the family where he/she belongs.

Answer 7

looking-glass self

Question 8

If one has knowledge of what is true but ignores to do it. Then one is succumbed to do evil.

Answer 8

socrates

Question 9

explained further that knowing what is right is doing what is right. Along the way one’s use of intellect and will is challenge.

Answer 9

socrates

Question 10

the acknowledgment of other people’s rights, feelings, and existence.

Answer 10

respect.

Question 11

the selfless, unconditional help one can offer to other people, such as family members, friends, neighbors, and other members of the community.

Answer 11

service to others

Question 12

putting oneself in the shoes of another. This means understanding other people’s feelings.

Answer 12

empathy

Question 13

recognizing that one is neither superior nor inferior from another no matter the nationality, gender, economic background.

Answer 13

equality