UNDERSTANDING THE SELF AND ETHICS LET REVIEW DRILLS | SEPTEMBER 2024 LET REVIEWER
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UNDERSTANDING THE SELF AND ETHICS
UNDERSTANDING THE SELF AND ETHICS LET REVIEW DRILLS | SEPTEMBER 2024 LET REVIEWER
ETHICS, UNDERSTANDING THE SELF GENERAL EDUCATION based on the new curriculum.
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0:00 Introduction
1:14 He wrote The Concept of Mind (1949) where he rejected the notion that mental states are separable from physical states.
2:15 Is the process by which we acquire those modes of thinking, feeling, and acting that are necessary to participate effectively in the larger community. This statement refers to?
2:29 Unlike Philosophy which explains "what is the self?", answers the question How does the self develop?
2:50 It refers to "who the person is," or the qualities and traits of an individual that make him/her different from others.
3:07 Renowned psychologist and a pioneer of American Sociology.
3:33 Who is the philosopher who believes that the physical body is an important part of the self?
4:19 "The perfect man has no self, the spiritual man has no achievement, the true sage has no name", thus, the ideal self is selflessness. Who said this?
4:34 This includes your rational intellect and psychological state, such as moods, feelings, and sensations, pleasure and pain.
4:57 A French Philosopher known to be the father of modern philosophy and known to be the proponent of the "Methodical Doubt".
5:18 Who said the statement that "truth and right are intrinsically time-bound and changing"?
5:32 The moral truth is when we are created by God in order to ultimately return to him. From whose statement is this taken?
7:11 It is the branch of philosophy that deals with the study of knowledge; its origin, sources, values, evaluation and validation.
7:33 It is a set of rules for determining moral standards or socially acceptable behaviour.
7:52 What norm of conduct is manifested by being loyal to the republic and to the Filipino people?
8:07 How would you characterize the moral attitude of Hispanic friars who taught religion but were unfaithful to their vow of property by amassing the land properties of natives?
8:37 What are the three general subject areas of morality?
8:52 What form of cognitive ethics claims that the existence of moral facts and the truth (or falsity) of moral judgments are independent of people's thoughts and proportions?
9:05 Whose philosophy does 'Love is the active center of our moral life, as love moves us where it desires came
9:27 Which of the following theories denies that moral judgments are either true or false?
10:08 What are the Three (3) Classifications of Normative Ethical Theories?
10:25 It is an ethical system that bases morality on independent moral rules or duties.
10:45 This refers to the judgments of personal approval or disapproval that we make about what Example Enjoying pleasant tone considered "good" we see, hear, smell or taste.
11:00 It emphasizes developing good habits of character, like kindness and generosity, and avoiding bad character traits, or vices, such as greed or hatred.
11:24 It submits that moral truths are knowable by intuition, that is, by immediate, instinctive knowledge without reference to any evidence.
11:39 Whose theory is 'Justice as Fairness' which recommends equal basis rights, equality of opportunity and promoting the interests of the least advantaged members of society?
11:56 refers to a political and philosophical theory that focuses on the concept of fairness in relations between individuals in society and equal access to wealth, opportunities, and social privileges.
12:30 It theorizes that moral facts and principles apply to everybody in all places.
12:52 It states that moral judgments convey propositions. They are "truth bearers," or they are either true or false.
13:09 It is the branch of ethics that studies the nature of morality. It talks about the meaning, reference, and truth values of moral judgements.
13:49 This steps for making moral decisions involves coming up with various alternative courses of action as part of the creative thinking included in resolving a moral dilemma.
ETHICS, UNDERSTANDING THE SELF GENERAL EDUCATION based on the new curriculum.
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🔔 SUBSCRIBE: @cleoreviewph
#cleoreviewstudioph #ethics #understandingtheself #letreviewer #generaleducation
cleo review studio ph,UNDERSTANDING THE SELF AND ETHICS,understanding the self and ethics let reviewer,understanding the self,ethics,general education,let reviewer,gen ed ethics,gen ed understanding the self,let drills new curriculum,let drills,ethics understanding the self
0:00 Introduction
1:14 He wrote The Concept of Mind (1949) where he rejected the notion that mental states are separable from physical states.
2:15 Is the process by which we acquire those modes of thinking, feeling, and acting that are necessary to participate effectively in the larger community. This statement refers to?
2:29 Unlike Philosophy which explains "what is the self?", answers the question How does the self develop?
2:50 It refers to "who the person is," or the qualities and traits of an individual that make him/her different from others.
3:07 Renowned psychologist and a pioneer of American Sociology.
3:33 Who is the philosopher who believes that the physical body is an important part of the self?
4:19 "The perfect man has no self, the spiritual man has no achievement, the true sage has no name", thus, the ideal self is selflessness. Who said this?
4:34 This includes your rational intellect and psychological state, such as moods, feelings, and sensations, pleasure and pain.
4:57 A French Philosopher known to be the father of modern philosophy and known to be the proponent of the "Methodical Doubt".
5:18 Who said the statement that "truth and right are intrinsically time-bound and changing"?
5:32 The moral truth is when we are created by God in order to ultimately return to him. From whose statement is this taken?
7:11 It is the branch of philosophy that deals with the study of knowledge; its origin, sources, values, evaluation and validation.
7:33 It is a set of rules for determining moral standards or socially acceptable behaviour.
7:52 What norm of conduct is manifested by being loyal to the republic and to the Filipino people?
8:07 How would you characterize the moral attitude of Hispanic friars who taught religion but were unfaithful to their vow of property by amassing the land properties of natives?
8:37 What are the three general subject areas of morality?
8:52 What form of cognitive ethics claims that the existence of moral facts and the truth (or falsity) of moral judgments are independent of people's thoughts and proportions?
9:05 Whose philosophy does 'Love is the active center of our moral life, as love moves us where it desires came
9:27 Which of the following theories denies that moral judgments are either true or false?
10:08 What are the Three (3) Classifications of Normative Ethical Theories?
10:25 It is an ethical system that bases morality on independent moral rules or duties.
10:45 This refers to the judgments of personal approval or disapproval that we make about what Example Enjoying pleasant tone considered "good" we see, hear, smell or taste.
11:00 It emphasizes developing good habits of character, like kindness and generosity, and avoiding bad character traits, or vices, such as greed or hatred.
11:24 It submits that moral truths are knowable by intuition, that is, by immediate, instinctive knowledge without reference to any evidence.
11:39 Whose theory is 'Justice as Fairness' which recommends equal basis rights, equality of opportunity and promoting the interests of the least advantaged members of society?
11:56 refers to a political and philosophical theory that focuses on the concept of fairness in relations between individuals in society and equal access to wealth, opportunities, and social privileges.
12:30 It theorizes that moral facts and principles apply to everybody in all places.
12:52 It states that moral judgments convey propositions. They are "truth bearers," or they are either true or false.
13:09 It is the branch of ethics that studies the nature of morality. It talks about the meaning, reference, and truth values of moral judgements.
13:49 This steps for making moral decisions involves coming up with various alternative courses of action as part of the creative thinking included in resolving a moral dilemma.
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