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What does self-awareness refer to according to the text?
What does self-awareness refer to according to the text?
- Having a clear perception of oneself (correct)
- Being rational in thoughts
- Interpreting external perceptions
- Being aware of surroundings
Which type of self-awareness is described as the awareness of how others interpret you?
Which type of self-awareness is described as the awareness of how others interpret you?
- Interpersonal self-awareness
- External self-awareness (correct)
- Internal self-awareness
- Intrinsic self-awareness
What trait defines a person based on the text?
What trait defines a person based on the text?
- Knowing the consequences of actions
- Being self-determined (correct)
- Having free will
- Having clear emotions
What enables a person to control their actions and recognize themselves as the source of action?
What enables a person to control their actions and recognize themselves as the source of action?
What is the consequence defined as in the text?
What is the consequence defined as in the text?
What are the benefits of self-awareness mentioned in the text?
What are the benefits of self-awareness mentioned in the text?
What is the main focus of philosophers when pondering human nature?
What is the main focus of philosophers when pondering human nature?
Which term refers to the entire human race?
Which term refers to the entire human race?
What distinguishes human beings from all other creatures?
What distinguishes human beings from all other creatures?
What makes a human a distinct individual person?
What makes a human a distinct individual person?
How does the text describe the human being, in contrast to a mere animal?
How does the text describe the human being, in contrast to a mere animal?
What do philosophers believe sets human individuals apart from other beings?
What do philosophers believe sets human individuals apart from other beings?
Which of the following best describes the concept of dignity as discussed in the text?
Which of the following best describes the concept of dignity as discussed in the text?
Why do philosophers argue that a person cannot be merely defined by their physical body?
Why do philosophers argue that a person cannot be merely defined by their physical body?
How do blind and deaf individuals challenge the notion of personhood based on sensory perception?
How do blind and deaf individuals challenge the notion of personhood based on sensory perception?
What aspect of human nature enables individuals to establish meaningful relationships with others?
What aspect of human nature enables individuals to establish meaningful relationships with others?
How do philosophers view the inherent value of all humans?
How do philosophers view the inherent value of all humans?
Why do philosophers avoid equating human worth with a quantifiable measure like a price?
Why do philosophers avoid equating human worth with a quantifiable measure like a price?
