The agent acts on his own volition or power.

The agent is aware of his actions and of its consequences.

The agent willfully decides to do the act.

refers to the employment by the will of powers to carry out its intention by the means elected.

refers to the acceptance by the will of the means necessary to carry out intention.

refers to the selection by the will of precise means to be employed in carrying out an intention.

refers to the foundation of every human society.

concerns external action only.

means the person prizes or cherishes as important to him.

begins and is perfected in the will itself.

refers to an action which stands neutral in relation to the norm of morality.

is an act in harmony with the dictates of right reason.

is an act not in harmony with the dictates of right reason.

begins with the assumption that God is the Supreme Lawgiver.

teaches the value of religion, presenting it as a duty to the Almighty.

requires that we perform the required action regardless of our feelings towards such action.

provides both the direction and motivation for the moral life of people.

present in the human act when the agent fully knows and fully intends the act.

foreseen result of an act directly willed.

involves the employment of bodily and mental powers.

present in a person doing an act willfully, regardless of whether he likes it or not.

means that there are some defects in the agent's knowledge, intention or in both.

present in a human act of performing.

present in the agent's wish to do something other than that which he is actually doing, but doing with repugnance.

an act which is involuntary.

The purpose that the agent has in mind.

is an end of sought for the attainment of another end.

refers to attainment of it, the agent employs the present act as a means.

means willed for its own sake.