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  • Jahzara Samantha San Pablo

  • 問題数 27 • 1/4/2024

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    the view which disregards the human capacity to take a stand toward any conditions whatsoever. The human person is not free because their actions are determined by their biological, psychological, and sociological conditions

    pan determinism

  • 2

    what are the ghree levels of mind

    concious mind pre concious mind unconcious mind

  • 3

    states that behavior is driven by its consequences. It is used to increase the probability that a soecific behavior will occur in the future by delivering or removing stimulus.

    reinforcement

  • 4

    occurs by presenting a motivating stimulus to the person

    positive reinforcement

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    occurs when a certain stimulus is removed

    negative reinforcement

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    is a process by which a consequence immediately follows a behavior which decreased the future frequency of that behavior

    punishment

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    he negates the idea that the hunan person’s attitude persoectives values and beliefs are nothing but a product of social condition

    viktor e frankl

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    refers to the totality of how a person had live their lives

    existence

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    refers to the nature or the whatness of a human person.

    essence

  • 10

    what are the views on the possibility of yuman freedom

    hard determinism libertarianism compatibalism

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    believes that human actions and choices are causally determined by forced and influences iver which a oerson exercises no meaninful control

    hard determinism

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    the view that all events that happrn in the world are caused by previous events or conditions along with the laws of nature

    determinism

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    rejects determinism. It believes that it is inly the self that produces these free choices because he or she is capable of choosing to perform these actions

    libertarianism

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    rejects the premise that determinisn and freedom are incompatible

    compatibilism

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    refers to our deservingness of blame or praise for the aftions we perfom

    accountability

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    3 tyoes of accountability

    as duty as responsibility as agency

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    tyoes of conditions

    incriminating conditions excusing conditions mitigating/aggravating conditions

  • 18

    tyoe of condition : a person is morally accountable

    incriminating

  • 19

    2 tyoes of incriminating cinditions

    choice knowledge

  • 20

    type of condition: a person is not morally accountable

    excusing

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    degrees of accountability

    degree as difficulty /pressure intensity of wrong doing degree of one’s involvement degree of knowledge

  • 22

    opoosed to the idea that man has a fixed nature

    existentialism

  • 23

    nag introduce ng anxiety

    martin heidegger

  • 24

    classifications of determinism

    causal physical

  • 25

    a view that states that one is powerless to do anything than what he actually wants to di

    fatalism

  • 26

    what are the theories of values

    intrinsic value instrumental value originative value contributory value

  • 27

    3 aspects of human personality

    id, ego, superego