Ethical Rules & Human Behavior
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Which of the following best describes the role of ethical rules in guiding human behavior?

  • They are primarily focused on promoting self-interest above all else.
  • They function as explicit principles that dictate or regulate acceptable conduct. (correct)
  • They serve as suggestions that individuals may choose to follow at their discretion.
  • They aim to create a rigid social structure that suppresses individual expression.

In the context of the 'I-IT' mode, how is a human person typically viewed?

  • As a subject capable of profound emotional connections.
  • As an equal partner in reciprocal relationships.
  • As an individual with inherent dignity and worth.
  • As an object, tool, or instrument to be used. (correct)

What implications does the 'I-THOU' mode of interaction have for human relationships?

  • It encourages treating others as means to an end.
  • It fosters self-centeredness.
  • It promotes authentic, respectful, and humanizing connections. (correct)
  • It emphasizes detachment and objectivity in social interactions.

What underlying principle of ethical interactions is violated in the 'I-IT' mode?

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How might the concept of 'Taong nagpakatao' relate to the 'I-THOU' mode of relationship?

<p>It exemplifies the striving to become fully human through genuine connection. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In what way does Pope John Paul II’s 'WE' relationship align with the 'I-THOU' perspective?

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Why is intersubjectivity important in fostering ethical human behavior?

<p>It enables individuals to understand others’ feelings, intentions, and perspectives. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does recognizing the uniqueness of each individual's behavior contribute to ethical interactions?

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Ethical Rule

A statement of what to do; a principle or regulation governing human conduct, set by an authority.

Human Behavior

The aggregate of moral qualities belonging to and distinguishing a person as a unique individual.

Intersubjectivity

Readiness to be present for others, availability to serve, and openness to non-discriminatory interaction.

"I-IT" Mode

Treating another human as an object, tool, or instrument for one's own purposes.

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"I-Thou" mode

Considering other humans as subjects and ends in themselves, relating in full human ways.

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Animality & "I-IT"

Disordered human behavior that impacts rationality: we exhibit this behavior because we are rational, but also animalistic.

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Taong nagpakatao

Efforts to learn to become fully human

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"We" relationship

The "WE" Relationship conceives the human person in his/her totality.

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Study Notes

  • Ethical rules govern human behavior.
  • Jess Christian M. Beronio, School of Arts and Sciences.

Rules

  • Rules are a statement of what to do, an explicit principle or regulation.
  • Rules govern human conduct.
  • Rules are an established standard or guide.
  • Authority figures set direction or forbearance with rules.

Human Behavior

  • Human behavior refers to the character of a person.
  • It includes moral quantities that distinguish an individual.
  • Human behavior stems from the idea that each person has a unique behavior different from other beings.

Intersubjectivity

  • Intersubjectivity requires readiness to be present for others.
  • Intersubjectivity necessitates availability to be of service.
  • Openness to non-discriminatory interaction is crucial.

"I-IT" Mode

  • Human interacts with fellow humans as an object, tool or instrument.
  • This mode is considered a Utilitarian Mechanism.
  • Man should be treated as an end in and of himself, not an instrument or a tool.

"I-THOU" Mode

  • Humans sees fellow human as an end in themselves
  • Humans relate to others in full human ways.

Applications of the Modes

  • "I-IT" mode occurs when a rational person's animality with disordered behavior tends to relate strongly.
  • The "WE" relationship of Pope John Paul II or Karol Wojtyla conceives the human person in totality.
  • In Filipino philosophical perspective, the "I-THOU" model of relationship is evident in behavior and attitude, with efforts to become fully human (Taong nagpakatao).

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Explore ethical rules governing human behavior, including the nature of rules, human conduct, and intersubjectivity. Understand the 'I-IT' mode of interaction and its implications.

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