Intersubjectivity

It is an interaction between self and other with mutual recognition of each other as persons. A unique relationship between distinct subjects.

• a. Actions

• b. Communication

• c. Intersubjectivity

• d. Relationship

It is a major philosophical branch that devotes much discussion on the concept of interpersonal relations, self-awareness, and transcendence.

• a. Existentialism

• b. Idealism

• c. Pragmatism

• d. Realism

It is a form of interpersonal communication which occurs when people recognize that they are part of a greater whole and can relate with others within the whole.

• a. Authentic Dialogue

• b. Deceptive Dialogue

• c. Exploitative Dialogue

• d. Inauthentic Monologue

It arises when a person ceases to view the other as a distinct or authentic person and merely considers the other person as a mere object or a means to satisfy personal interests.

• a. Alienation

• b. Authentication

• c. Discrimination

• d. Separation

The following are considered as underprivileged EXCEPT __________.

• a. Children

• b. Women

• c. Tycoons

• d. Members of the LGBT Community

He is a Jewish philosopher that had a great interest in the study of relating ourselves to others.

• a. Karl Marx

• b. Rene Descartes

• c. Martin Buber

• d. Marcus Aurelius

The type of relationship wherein people make themselves the center of their world. It is the “I” who will be the center of the conversation.

• a. "I-I" Relationship

• b. "I-It" Relationship

• c. "I-Thou" Relationship

• d. "I-We" Relationship

This is the type of relationship that shows the treatment of people with the other is concentrated into the status of an object.

• a. "I-I" Relationship

• b. "I-It" Relationship

• c. "I-Thou" Relationship

• d. "I-We" Relationship

It is in this kind of human relations that genuine sharing of one another takes place. The center of this relationship is a genuine form of conversation: a dialogue.

• a. "I-I" Relationship

• b. "I-It" Relationship

• c. "I-Thou" Relationship

• d. "I-We" Relationship

It is used to apply to those persons who have long-term physical, psychological, intellectual, or sensory impairments which in interaction with several unreasonable or discriminatory barriers may obstruct their full and active participation as equal members of the society.

• Underprivileged

• Marginalized

• Persons with Disability (PWD)

• Informal Settlers