Philosophy of the Human Person Quiz

This perspective is about seeing and understanding.not only what is out there in the material world.

• holistic perspective

• partial point of view

• permanent perspective

It is a perspective that looks at reality based on a single or partial component of a system

• permanent perspective

• holistic perspective

• partial point of view

It is generally defined as love of wisdom or the knowledge of things in general by their ultimate causes, so for as reason attain to such knowledge.

• physiology

• Philosophy

• polity

What does it require in doing philosophy?

• Critical thinking

• Irrational thinking

• Illogical thinking

What makes Philosophy important even in the business world?

• It helps you pass in career assessment and in other tests.

• It makes you more intellectual than higher ups.

• It helps you decide on things like soundness of policy paper, approving project proposals etc.

Which of the following statements explain how philosophy can answer moral dilemmas?

• It provides theories and methodologies in understanding further the moral dilemmas.

• It clings on hearsays and on what is trending in the social media platforms

• It is based on experiment in different laboratories.

Which of the following statements explain why do we need to have HOLISTIC perspective in doing philosophy?

• It gives us biased judgement in each problem or situation.

• It makes us consider few things before making any conclusions.

• It helps us arrive at logical, sound, and unbiased reasoning.

• It can not be used to know other's history.

Anne is an incoming college freshman student; she has chosen architecture as her course because most of her friends are taking that course. What kind of perspective did she employ?

• Holistic Perspective

• Partial Perspective

• Faulty Perspective

• Logical Perspective

Which of the following statement best defines HOLISTIC perspective?

• It looks at all aspects of the problem or given situation.

• All aspects are given importance when making conclusions.

• All aspects are tied together to form a general overview

Elsa decided to enroll in a prestigious university in Manila, before she made a decision, she considered the financial capacity of her parents, her ability to adapt in a new environment. In this situation, what perspective did Elsa use?

• Holistic perspective

• Partial perspective

• Faulty perspective

• Logical perspective