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What is freedom generally defined as?
What is freedom generally defined as?
- The restriction imposed by societal norms
- The absence of choice in decision making
- The ability to act or change without constraint (correct)
- The inability to perform actions freely
Which of the following best describes free will?
Which of the following best describes free will?
- The choice of following a predetermined path laid out by others
- The ability to choose different courses of action without restrictions (correct)
- The determination to achieve success regardless of the actions taken
- The act of following societal expectations at all times
What is an example of psychological freedom?
What is an example of psychological freedom?
- Freedom to choose one's partner (correct)
- Being unaware of personal choices
- Following orders without question
- Being forced to conform to group ideals
How is negative freedom defined?
How is negative freedom defined?
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Which statement best reflects the limitations of freedom?
Which statement best reflects the limitations of freedom?
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What might influence the exercise of a person's free will?
What might influence the exercise of a person's free will?
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Which of the following reflects a misunderstanding of freedom?
Which of the following reflects a misunderstanding of freedom?
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What is a characteristic of a person exercising psychological freedom?
What is a characteristic of a person exercising psychological freedom?
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Freedom: Essence and Its Kinds
- Freedom is the ability to act and change without constraint.
- Freedom allows individuals to make choices and act on them.
- Freedom implies being able to become what one desires and to shape oneself.
- Freedom has limitations due to the consequences of actions, which can affect oneself and others.
Free Will
- Free will is the ability to choose different courses of action without restrictions.
- Exercise of free will leads to results, both positive and negative.
- Actions are influenced by personal values, community expectations and the individuals we care about.
- Free will is the ability to make choices based on moral reasoning, which connects to self-determination.
- Free will defines the type of person one becomes.
Psychological Freedom (Freedom of Choice)
- An individual is free to act in ways they consider right and wise.
- A person is also free to choose not to act.
- Psychological freedom is innate and cannot be denied.
Examples of Psychological Freedom
- Choosing one's friends
- Choosing a partner
- Choosing a college major
- Choosing one's desired identity
Positive and Negative Freedom
- Negative Freedom refers to the absence of coercion or interference.
- It allows individuals to do whatever they want, without external restrictions.
- It is considered negative when freedom is not used responsibly.
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