Feelings and Reason
I. Introduction:
Man is a homo sapien- thinking man. Even though man claims that he has the rational faculties that are above all other animals- he is still subject to the laws of nature. He can do things rationally in order to survive. He can make tools and other things that will ensure his security and safety.
However, there are cases that his feelings and emotions destroy his rationality and cognitive abilities.
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
LAGASCA, Raymart D.
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II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
I think the value of man’s feelings in connection to his survival skills is the eagerness or wanting to live the life. Our ancestors according to the history they did everything explore, discover, invent and etc just to make their life because they wanted to survive they found food, made shelter, made tools, and many other things. Basically, the man’s feelings are really connected to the survival skill because what human’s feel they will act on it accordingly. As to life you will do everything to pass through all the challenges.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
The conflict between emotions and reason on reaching one’s own potential should not occur but unfortunately it really does exist because sometimes the emotions take over the whole human actions or simply people tend to listen and follow only what he or she feels without considering if it is reasonable. The conflict should not be there because both emotions and reasons are parts of reaching one’s own potential and for you to understand everything. Thus, the two have significant roles in Human Development but should be balanced or considered both before making an action or decisions.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes it can because ethics does not mean being right is always being with the majority instead even if you are alone you can stand to what is right. Although it may cause some conflicts or challenges for you because it could be the right for you is not right for other people yet the important thing is you have to stand with what you think is right and prove it that your action is ethical.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Our feelings play an important role in how we think and behave. The feelings we feel every day can propel us to make a move and impact the choices we make. We experience some pretty exceptional feelings when we're in some extreme states. Our feelings help to make us aware of our actual circumstance and help control decisions that at last should become actual decisions. Feelings or emotions serve a versatile part in our lives by propelling us to act rapidly and make moves that will boost our odds of survival and achievement.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
There is a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one’s own potential. Sometimes, people are overpowered by their emotion influencing their decisions and behaviors in life. We tend to follow what’s on our mind instead of doing what is ought to. Pride, particularly, is one of the reason why conflict arises but can still play an important role in reaching own potentials.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Ethical actions are greatly influenced by our feelings. Sometimes, we become subjective in doing actions. For example, we tend to protect and do everything for our family because we love them, even though they are in wrong position. Our feelings play an important role in guiding us in making ethical decisions. Thus, an ethical action can be made on feelings alone.
Birad Earl James P.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Human live because everyone of us tries to survive we get what is needed it may be food, shelter or clothing’s humans before live because they choose to live they hunt food and satisfy what they are feeling until today there are people that feels that they need to do work or else they will not survive they need to provide survivability from themselves and also for their family, we need to survive to sustain our live this feeling is attached to because we will do any means to survive and provide ourselves to survive. Our feelings have a factor when where having our decision but when you should decide you should think what is logical and make this decision right.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
All humans have emotions and that is what makes them unique our choices may be determined or decided by our reasons we all have a reason on why we are doing an action and why do we do it. Reaching one’s own potential is mastering one’s emotions choosing the what is right and knowing what to act should not be swayed by one’s emotions doing something that is based on emotions and not on logical thinking may affect the outcome of a situation. Deciding on emotion-based reasoning may lead to quick decision but not an effective and efficient one choosing what is rational and factual is will always be better.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Not all actions can be made by feelings alone because deciding what you feel is not enough to make a conclusion, people’s thinking are different and unique from each other and deciding what they feel rather than what is logical may have some objection. When people feel angry they make sudden decision like doing physical harm or saying something inappropriate there are also people when they feel sad they decide on not giving attention to the problem and sometimes when they are happy they feel overly confident on their actions. When deciding your feelings is not the priority but what is right and rational thing to do.
CADIENTE, Cristine Jane A.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The value of man’s feeling in connection to the survival skills is that the man’s feeling would be the motivation or willingness to do the certain skills that will make him survive. Our feelings is the way on how we will do such things. It’s because it will start on how you will feel on the things you will do. If you feel motivated, you’ll probably to the survival skills of yours with all your eagerness since you are motivated.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
I think there’s a conflict between emotions and reasons in reaching one’s own potential. It’s because sometimes we tend to decide based on our emotions but not on the things that we must. For example, you are angry because your friend did not gave you food and started to ignore your friend. But the fact that you decided to ignore your friend because you are angry instead of deciding to understand the situation on why your friend did not gave you food.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
For me yes. It’s because in every ethical action it has relation on the feelings we have. We make this action because we have this feeling of willingness. Also our feelings is sometimes the way in which on how we will do the action we’ll make.
ABERIA, Kristalyn Joy L.
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II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
One's emotions play a vital role in how they would think and act. The feelings we have on our daily lives urges us to take actions and also influences our decisions. The feeling of the need to survive serves as our adaptive role in our lives through motivating and encouraging us to immediately act in relevance to what the environment is providing us and it makes us show our appropriate skills that contributes in achieving survival.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
A conflict between emotions and reasons sometimes do occur in reaching one's own potential. There are circumstances that our emotions overpower our reasons. Some people get easily swayed by extreme emotions making them to disregard their reasons in making such decisions. It makes our rationality blinded. Using both is significant for it helps us see the different aspects of the situation and provides us a helping hand in analyzing. Thus, emotions and reason should work together in making choices in order to come up with a right decision.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
One's emotions/feelings play an important role in making most of our ethical decisions. It directs us to our moral choices. Empathy and sympathy often lead us to act ethically to other people. Although there are instances that relying to feelings alone in making choices leads to negative results, it does not guarantee that all emotion-based actions are unethical. Our feelings are powerful. It can either give positive or negative outcomes but, it is still possible to make an ethical action by solely relying on one's own feelings.
RABANDABAN, Kimberly C.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Man's feeling has an important role to his survival in how they think and behave. The emotions we feel from time to time can force us to take an action and influence the decisions we make in our lives. Our emotions serves our motivation to act quickly and make an actions that will maximize our chances of survival and success.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
I think yes. Because there are times that people are carried by their emotion that affects their decision. Sometimes, because of too much emotion, the planned or final decision is no longer fulfilled. In that case, that affects a person's potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes it can be. When we talk about ethics it does not necessarily mean being or doing the right thing. Your only goal is to fulfill your perspective and what you think is right. Although its outcome may be bad or good, the important thing is you did what you think is right for you even if the society is opposing.
TABING, Kristine B.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
A human feelings plays a crucial role to man’s survival capabilities because our feelings are valid and it is the driving force behind many of our behaviors, whether helpful or not. As we know, man is the highest form of animal which means, man was given a bigger role to be kind, compassionate and be aware. Man is capable of doing anything possible because of his survival instinct. If it’s time for lunch, we eat our lunch because if not we’ll get stomached, and that is the result of our emotional responses. Our feelings forced us to seek and adapt to survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, the struggle between reasons and emotions leads us to difficult environment. It’s like reasons identify "mind" and "heart" is the emotion. Conflicts between the mind and heart are conflicts between identified concepts and unidentified concepts that cause automatic emotional responses. Therefore conflicts between the heart and mind are ultimately conflicts between thoughts in mind. Such conflicts cannot be resolved by ignoring reason. They are only resolved by using reason to identify subconscious thoughts and integrating them with concepts as derived from reality. Therefore, reason (the mind) ultimately has primacy over emotion (the heart).
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
No it cannot. As we had discussed about moral agents, a person won’t be considered as moral agent if he is not capable of thinking rationally. This only means, feelings alone cannot make an ethical decisions or actions; it should have to be with rationality. Yes emotions do contribute to our actions but an ethical actions, it must be emotions and rational thinking.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
I think human feelings plays a big part on how we should think and act in every situation. Our feelings help us cope and survive in a situation we face. The emotions that we always feel help us in making a decision if we feel something that is not right our body will response on what we think.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes there is because sometimes our reason doesn't fit our emotion. For example when we are mad we always decide base on what we feel and we do not consider if there is a reason behind it or sometimes we always consider our reason just to protect our emotions. Our reason and emotion seems to have a body that will react based on what we feel so there is a conflict in reaching our potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
For me I think yes because when it comes to being ethical we response based on what we think is right and if we react on our feelings alone there is a big possibility that it is exactly what we want to do. But we should always remember that in making a decision alone we must consider our surroundings.
OGAYON, MARK LENARD G.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills is their own living purposes. Man's feeling are always present for them to survive. Before, human learn how to travel using their barefoot just to survive if they feel that the place are lack of their needs, they choose to go to another place where resources or their needs are available.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
There's a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential. Sometimes, because of our emotions, we are being lack of knowledge and can done or commit a mistakes which will affect our own choice or potential. The individual emotions of human can build a conflict, once a human decide using their emotions, there's a big chance that the outcome of choices they made are not appropriate to what they want.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, because, According to American Ethical Union, Ethical Action is an expression of our core commitments to honor the worth of all people, cultivate relationships, and build justice. You can decide alone, but, there's no clearly information can build because no one can contradict your beliefs. You can make an ethical action, but that action is not valuable, your action are just base on what you think is right. Sometimes, if you think that is the right one, in others it is not.
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II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
-A man's feeling is connected to his survival skills, because of his eagerness to live, it shows his potential to the limits. Because of feelings, the thinking and understanding of human can reach to the peak. Example of this is when you are facing a tiger in the wild, you can feel your emotions swelling up with fear, desperation and many more. And, because of that feeling, your potentials and emotions play a part to survive, your desperation to live and fear for your life.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
-There shouldn't be a conflict between emotions and reason, because both are dependent with each other especially, if its reaching one's own potential. Human, reasons, because emotions played a part of it. However, if a person experience an overwhelming feelings of emotion, then there will be a conflict between them, because it will imbalance the rationality and cognitive abilities of a person. Emotion will overwhelm the reason of a person leading to a hazy thinking and a flop of its potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-Yes, because human tend to be selfish sometimes. A person can be subjective to take action based on feelings alone. Ethical action is not just an influence of the majority, but what you think is the right thing to do in a certain things. Because of feelings, we created a better society. If there is no feelings, then the world will be doomed to be destroyed by cruelty and violence. Our ethical action sometimes is based on our feelings and willingness to be subjective to take action.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
For me i think that the feelings of man has a value in survival skills because of his eagerness and his determinitation survive because if man have this he will all he can do to survive even its difficult and many struggles that you will face, you can survive because of your feelings.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
For me Yes, that there are conflict beetwen the emotion and reason because we can say that our Reason is our mine while the emotion is our heart that every decision we make is we always think for the best for us but how if your decision can affect other life in that time our heart is affecting our decision making because our heart or our emotion is we cannot handle it. That's why i think there are conflict between the two because sometime reason is not match on our feelings or our feelings does not match our reason.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
For me yes because I think that when we response based on what we think is right from wrong and if we react on our feelings alone there will be possibility that what decisiom will made is for the better for us and it is for our future. But we should always remember and consider that whatever decision we make we must think carefully that our decission is cannot affect other people or we make decision that is better for us and for the people in our surroundings.
StaMaria, Daniela
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- If we feel certain feelings, the emotions serve as an adaptive role in our lives by motivating us to act quickly and take actions that will maximize our chances of and success. It helps us to take action, avoid danger, and to survive. The feelings have driven us to do things on our own as we believe in our instinct. For example, if we feel hungry, we seek a food source for us to fulfill our needs and at the same time to survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, if an individual is going through a rough patch such as emotional and mental problems. It may cause having a hard time to make objective reasoning and decisions. Also, being afraid to go out of his/her comfort zone to reach his potential. For example, if an individual's mind is clouded by its emotions and feelings. He cannot think straight and always gets anxious about doing his thing.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes, if we are properly educated when we are a child, then it's a natural thing for us to know what is right from wrong. It is our instincts to always do the right thing.
PACIFICO, Shernalyn L.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
When we feel love, we might seek out a mate and reproduce, therefore emotions serve an adaptive role in our lives by motivating us to act quickly and take actions that will maximize our chances of survival and success and lastly, emotions can play an important role in how we think and behave.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, emotions are essential in life since they help us to decide, and ability to get oneself upset is nothing more than the exaggerated alteration of the mood with negative thoughts that affect all the body, which is the conflict between them.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes it can be, though behaviour is different from emotions it can still influenced that's why emotions can also affect our behavior directly, as in the case of aggression, or behavior which is focused on hurting others.
Garan,Charisse M.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The feelings we have always play a big connection with our survival skills. Survival skills are strategies that a person may use in order to sustain life. We as humans use our emotions in order for us to do some activities. When we feel that we are hungry, we find food and we cook to have food that we can eat. Our emotions pursue the things we want.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
I believe that there is a conflict between emotions and reasons in reaching our own potential. There are times in our life that the emotions our emotions overpower us. We tend to forget what is the true meaning of something because of the emotion we feel. For example when we are angry we say bad things, we act inappropriately we can see how the emotions overpower us.
For that reason we can’t reach our own potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
I believe that sometimes our feelings alone can make an ethical action, but not all the time. There are some situations where feelings or emotion can stand alone, but most of the time the reasons we have will always have an important role that helps us to make ethical actions.
BERNAL, Lyzel S.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
For me the value of man's feeling in connection to his survival skills is his reason and motivation living on his own life. Our feelings is sometimes play a connection in order to survive and wherein sometimes our feelings is always have affect the way we think and behave. It is sometimes the reason why we do certain things and decide in our life in order to survive. The feelings that driven us to make thing and used it to satisfy us in order to survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotional and reason in reaching one's own potential.
I believed there a conflict between emotional and reason reaching one's own potential because sometimes as a human being we experienced that sometimes our emotion swallows us that sometimes we tend to care only to our emotion and forget what is the truth and sometimes we became slave on our emotion that sometimes can cause circumstances. For example when we get what we want we feel angry because of that and sometime we make action that is not appropriate.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone.
For me I think it yes because every action we make is has a connection to our feelings. It has a impact when we make choice or make an ethical decision. Our feelings can stand and make ethical decision even we are alone because we know what is right and we have reason that helps us making an ethical decision. And in the end of the day most importantly is we do what we think what is right.
MONTERO, Apple Joy L.
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II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Our emotions makes us feel and our feelings also makes us act, that is the value of human's feelings. Our feelings plays an important role in our life in how we behave, how we act and it also influence our thoughts, which helps us to survive and thrive. The emotions we feel serves an adaptive roles in our lives, it is one of our important motivators, we are performing actions based on what we feel and what will satisfy ourselves, and that is how our feelings helps us to maximize our chances for survival and success.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- There are times that we do actions that are not supposed to perform but unfortunately we tend to commit or act it. Thus, conflict will always have the possibility to be present between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential. Some of the actions that we do is based on our emotions, like when we are excited, when we are angry, hurt, afraid or frustrated and other more. Conflicts do occurs because we are overwhelmed and we never realized that our reasons are being disregarded.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- As for me, no, it cannot. Our feelings and emotions influences the way we make ethical actions, moral judgement and the way we make decisions. Moreover, even though our feelings is one of the factors that helps us to decide on what actions we are performing, still feelings alone cannot make ethical actions for the reason that, to be able to perform actions that are ethical, you should have the ability to think rationally to consider performing right or wrong and not just feelings alone.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
the value of man's feelings is that it motivates us to perform better and do actions that will maximize our chances of survival and success. it helps in decision making and a good decision is one of the essential of survival. as well as the socialization and interaction with other person it cause by our feelings.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reasons in reaching one's potential?
yes there is because sometimes our reasons are based on what we are feeling. one's emotion can affect the reasoning of an individual that hinders one's potential. example is the if you are emotionally unstable you can't make a right reasoning or you can't reason out very well because our emotions is unstable and it effects the way we think, decide and act.
3.Can ethical action made on feelings alone?
yes but not all the time. it's still depends on the situation that you are facing. some situations require you to let your feelings decide while others you should think critically in order to make ethical decision. feelings and emotions greatly affect one's action and decision. so feelings alone can make an ethical action specially if it's personal.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Fear, like many emotions, is closely linked to survival. We are brave enough to see how we will survive in that kind of specific situations that may hard for us. It has a connection because you will react if there is something wrong or there is something that you are uncomofortable with. We are afraid of things that threaten our life, and an adrenaline reaction (which normally means that we are motivated to fight' or 'flight') controls our response.
When you are worried that you will not survive anything, being afraid tells you.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
I think theres a conflict between them. Like anything else that affects action, emotions are a human capacity by which we make sense of and evaluate our surroundings. So, emotions are important in reaching ones own potential and how they may affect the surroundings. However, like any capacity, emotions must be developed. This is particularly the case when attempting to evaluate proper ends and fit means. Emotions mature, but they do so by testing and reflection. Consequently, reason is necessary, not simply as an objective tool by which one cooly evaluates right and wrong, but as a tool to engage and mold one’s emotions so that they are tuned toward the good.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
I think yes, many people do not know how much their thoughts influence their moral decisions. Yet experts think it is difficult without feelings to make any major moral decisions. ... Emotions evoked by pain, such as remorse and compassion, frequently lead individuals to behave ethically towards others.
FABRIGAR, Jewel Rose A.
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1.What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
-Our feelings is the one who urge us to make a certain decision and action. The value of man's feelings in connection of his survival skills is that on how motivated or his motivation to his certain skill to make him survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- There's a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching our own potential. Sometimes we make a decision or action based on our emotions and disregard the reasons. But using both emotion and reason is good because we can come up or help us to make a right decisions.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-For me its a yes. Ethical action can be made based on our feeling such as feeling of willingness to do such decision or actions.
CANARIA, Pamela Beatriz V.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
-A man are inherently social creatures. As far back, humans have traveled, hunted, and thrived in social groups and permanently reason. Humans who were separated from their tribe often suffered severe consequences. Social groups provide us with a crucial a part of our identity, and quite that, they teach us a group of skills that help us to measure our lives. Moreover, Feeling well-connected , especially in an increasingly isolated world, is more important than ever. The benefits of social connectedness shouldn’t be overlooked.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
-Emotions have signal value to others and influence others and our social interactions. Emotions and their expressions communicate information to others about our feelings, intentions, relationship with the target of the emotions, and therefore the environment. Because emotions have this communicative signal value, they assist solve social problems by evoking responses from others, by signaling the character of interpersonal relationships, and by providing incentives for desired social behavior.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-Emotions, that's to mention feelings and intuitions, play a serious role in most of the moral decisions people make. Most people don't realize what proportion their emotions direct their moral choices. On the other hand, it's impossible to form any important moral judgments without emotions. Emotions evoked by suffering, like sympathy and empathy, often lead people to act ethically toward others. Indeed, empathy is that the central moral emotion that the majority commonly motivates prosocial activity like altruism, cooperation, and generosity.
BORJA, Khin T.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The value of man's feeling in connection first of all we need to understand the emotional that we displays of others gives us of a clear information about on how we might need to respond in a particular situation the feeling of one man's is everyday that we experience like how we feel when we don't have food that things is can motivate us to act in particular ways to give us the tools and resources we need to interact meaningfully in our social worlds our feeling and our mind are connected so thats why its affect and its interact when we have facing problems.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, because when the conflicts leads in to our emotions and emotions leads in to conflicts when we are emotionally engage with all of us as an individual or group is a significant factor by build because were depending on how our society acts and we affected by that and by percieving something a positve or negative.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Most of us are dont realize now much our emotions direct into our moral choice because our because are feelings can affect on something or action we do and also our moral decision are influenced us in our ethical action by doing a decision making.
MAYUGA, Melanie A
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
It greatly influences man's decisions in life. In terms of survival, the example is about people who committed suicide, their emotions/feeling of emptiness and depression affects their cognitive ability and allows them to think negatively, resulting to suicidal thoughts and taking their own lives, leading to death. They didn't survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes. There are times when we are neglecting opportunities just because we don't feel like it. We depend our decisions on our current emotions, which is not good. You wasted a day just because you're in a bad mood, well in fact you can finish half of your school requirements if you choose to spent it wisely. You didn't attend your class just because you're mad at your classmate, well in fact you can nailed a quiz and recitation if you set your emotions aside.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes. For example, there are personalities who always isolatesl theirselves, even though they know someone is in need of help, they choose to ignore it so they won't be noticed or given any attention. Whenever they notice something that is needed to be changed or be helped, they always ignore it, they don't want anyone to notice them or even feel their existence. They isolates theirselves from people. But there's this one day that something good happened that's why they feel so great, and everything happens naturally, they helped people and changed some things or events in my life.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
On surviving a situation, our feelings or emotions are being tested therefore the value of man's feelings is valid on his decision to take an action for his survival skills. And to point that a man's feeling is valid for him to survive is that he value his life so much or there are reasons for him to stay alive because of his goals. To think that a man's feeling is valid therefore all human being's feelings are valid and will result to thinking and considering the value of a man's feelings in connection to his survival skills. These feelings will test the morality of a one person of considering an action that will result to good or evil.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
There is always a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential because of the possibilities of the outcome either it is good or bad. We are being held up of our sudden change of emotions such as fear and excitement that will lead to impulsive decision making. There are a lot of reasons to do a such thing but in the end we are always considering what is more "practical". Or there are chances that we choose only what we currently have. Therefore, emotions and reasons has a conflict on reaching one's own potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, because we value things or being. We are responsible of the things that we do and how we must repay the value you invested to a being or a thing. We value things or a being base on the feelings alone. Feelings may be happiness and sadness, fear and being angry, these feeling will lead us to do such an action either we think or not. Ethical action can be made when one person achieve his responsibility , for example love, you won't hurt, give bruise and trauma to your partner when you value him/her that much which is the 'love'. Therefore, on responsibilities like this, a being or a thing demand the same emotions that you felt and give the responsibilities that he/she needs.
Dabu, Kristianne Pauline R.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
-Man's feeling has an impact to his survival skills. His feeling of eagerness and motivation to survive will help him not to give up and continue with his life. One's feeling is very important in decision making, because it how we feel about one thing create a big effect on what choice we will choose. We feel more motivated to survive when we truly feel it.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
-Yes, because emotions will affect the reasoning of one person. When one person is driven by his emotion, he will tend to give reasons that are based on how he feel and not on the logical side. That's why I do believe that we should not decide or give reasons when our emotions are strong because our emotions or moods changes from time to time, so we might regret what we have said after and it might cause conflicts.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-Ethical actions can be made on feelings alone. We act based on what we feel sometimes. Being ethical doesn't really mean doing what is right, it means knowing what is right and wrong but it is really up to us if what we will choose. When we feel something, it will be the basis of our actions.
SAPUNGAN, Mawill S.
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TH 7:00 - 10:00 AM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Feelings greatly affects a man's decision-making. It can change a person for the moment or even for a lifetime. Let's say that you are flawlessly skillful when it comes to survival, feelings and emotions can cloud your mind and mess your system of thoughts, destroying you from the inside. It can even get you killed, worse comes to worst. It has every effect on a man's survival skills no matter the reasons behind be it good or bad intentions.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes. While reason is trying hard to get you to do something, emotions can interfere it. For example fear, which is the most common reason for anyone trying to do something new, fear can do more than get nervous about certain something, it can get you traumatized leaving you not being able to do that thing for the rest of your life and leaving behind the will to do that thing. It requires the strongest of will to get through it.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, that is on the smallest matters. But when it comes to something bigger, something that involves a huge range let's say the world, it should'nt ever be considered as a factor of decision-making. Letting yourself be affected by feelings and emotions while deciding about a big matter will give you the baddest of decisions. True that it can give you the answer to what is right and what is wrong but in the end, when you let yourself be taken over by things such as feelings, you'll lose sight of other things as well as the true target of your decision-making.
FELIX, Kristine Cameron D.
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December 3, 2020
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
It’s been stated that years of revolution, negative emotions are the body’s way of survival. Positive emotions get triggered when we are in a safe and happy space, while negative emotions get triggered when we are faced situations or things that causes us distress or posed a danger to our lives. Indeed, we feel fear when we are at a great height or when facing an angry person because our body is aware that there is a threat that could get us hurt. Indeed, there are moments that emotions are sourced from less than rational reasons from an outside perspective, because of a disorder or unbalanced brain chemicals, but that’s outside the person’s control, and thus not their fault. All too often we hear well-intentioned but potentially damaging encouragement of writing off negative emotions, or perhaps even that emotions if the antithesis to logic and thus an antithesis to survival, which requires one to be pragmatic. But what those people failed to realize is that one’s emotions is inherent in logical reasoning and decision that we would make. These feelings existed for a reason, these feelings are part of us, and thus why it’s important to listen to them. The brain is not as foolish as one would think.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Indeed, there can be. Emotions are a mixed bag – it can help us progress and be detrimental at times. Humans in general, want to avoid feeling miserable or anything negative as much as possible. And thus, we find ways to ignore or avoid feeling those things, including actions that are important, but does not necessarily makes us feel good. It makes it easy to write off those actions, but as a result we become stagnant. We focus more on what we want, we reason based on what makes us feel good, however those would be the very things that keeps us trapped in our comfort zone. Humanity progressed because of risks, and we learned because of our mistakes, not achievements. Oftentimes, the best thing you could do for yourself is to focus on what needs to be done.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Potentially. One of the common reasons for our compassion and desire to do good is borne out of empathy of how others feel. You can feel their misery, helping them stops them being miserable, and as a result, you stop being miserable yourself. A lot of our morality is something that we’ve learned over time, but humanity always had an inherent form of ethics.
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-The man's feelings can affect his survival skills because it can stop him from killing his predator even though it will harm him. Plus the man can lose his will to survive and he might give up on his life.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
-Yes, a reasoning of a person is inevitably affected by his/her emotions. Whenever a person is getting carried away by his/her emotions, they start to do things that is not reasonable, because that is what their emotions tell them. Even though we are the best at what we do, if a person is sad, even though he like what he is doing, he will end up not doing it because he don't have the motivation to do so.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-Yes, when we feel bad to the street dwellers, we sometimes offer them food or clothes because we feel bad to them and that is ethical because what you think you're doing is right and it can help them.
CALONZO, Lattrelle Kyle O.
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Thursday 7-10AM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Every feeling or emotions plays an important role on how human would act and responds on a certain situation. These so called emotion that we feel every day is somewhat connected on our survival skills since it influences the decisions that we will make. Man’s feelings actually boils up our motivation to survive in any situation that we’ll encounter. The best emotion that I could correlate into helping us to survive is fear since it saves a lot of people from danger.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, there’s a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one’s own potential. There are times wherein we decide and act only based on our emotions without any good reason and it somewhat ends into something we regret. We are easily being devoured by our emotions that we became unreasonable and it is not really good. There are also times wherein we decide and act only based on our specific reason that disregard the feelings of other people. In conclusion, I could say that these two should work together so that we could be able to reach our own potential, so that we could decide well.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes, there are times that ethical action can be made on feelings alone. Feelings or emotion plays an important role in any decisions that we make, ethical or unethical. Being able to feel something is actually a gift that we should be thankful since we could experience how other people feel whenever we do an ethical action. What I’m trying to say is that emotions help us feel empathy and sympathy to other people and this helps us to act ethical to them. But we shouldn’t just decide based on our feelings alone, we should also think and try to be reasonable.
Data, Niel Joshua B.
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II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Emotions can somewhat motivates us to take some action for example when you know you`ll face a difficult exam, you might just feel anxious about what will happen, if you will perform well or not or how this exam will affect your final grade that can actually affect your future self. because of this particular emotion you will be more eager to study and since you experience to have this anxiety of getting a good grade, you had the motivation to take action.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Actually there is because of emotion a person tends to neglect his/her logical reason which affects the action he/she'll do. For example you have a very good idea on how you will do the project you were given but its too risky because there is just a limited time to complete that psrticular project and you know you'll fail if you didnt finish it on time because of this fear of failure you will choose to neglect your own idea which is better and do a mediocre project to have a fully prepared project on time.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
If you’ve heard of the Trolley Problem. It’s a dilemma used to study moral thinking, and it goes something like this: If you see an out of control trolley bearing down on five innocent people, will you throw a switch to divert the train to a track where just one person is standing? Or, given the same dangerous runaway trolley, will you throw a large person off of a bridge in order to impede the trolley’s progress and save five lives?
Most of us would say “yes” to the first question and “no” to the second, even though there is the same “body count” involved.
morality is largely driven by emotions or is the result of environmental influences beyond our control. Instead, the authors argue, morality is dependent on conscious, deliberate processes like reflection, learning, and aspiration—and any model of moral development that discounts these is both flawed and disheartening. So yes there are some ethical action made by emotion alone.
ABRANTES, Maria Lyn A.
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Thursday (7:00 AM - 10:00 AM)
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Our feelings affect our mental state, impacting our will to live. According to World Health Organization (WHO), suicide is the third leading cause of death in 15-19-year-olds. This only means what we feel matters. We learn many things in life yet we don’t learn about how to become emotionally fit.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Conflicts between feelings and reason is likely to occur. Feelings interfere with our logical thinking. It is often emotional and rush, whereas the other is controlled and organized. Since it is done quickly, it is prone to error. It make us do things we later regret. And these can lead us to make choices that hurt our long-term goals. Hence, emotions make us irrational. Contrarily, reason rules our impulses and overrides our snap judgements. Thus, emotions often clashes with reasons and later on influencing ourselves in reaching our full potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Personally, I believe that our emotions can motivate us in doing an ethical action. Some negative emotions can encourage us to behave properly. For example, people often direct disgust to those who have acted unethically. Thus, influences other people not to behave the same way. Futhermore, positive emotions like gratitude and admirations prompt people to be compassionate and kind.
However, I don't think we can make an ethical decision, when we are caught in the middle of a moral dilemma, based on feelings alone- but it plays a major role in making important moral judgements. Emotions motivate us to act ethically and humanly. So, while our moral decisions are influenced most by our rational thinking and philosophy, our emotions, too, play a significant role in our ethical decision-making.
GOCO, Jheanna DC
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Man's feelings in connection to his survival skills matters. The eagerness to survive and to surpass their current problem or difficulties. Things that pushes them to move, their motivation to make an action. Feelings matters because it helps you to make a decision too.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes there is a conflict. Because sometimes feelings and logical reasonings doesn't go with each other. The other one disagrees while the other one keeps on hoping. You cannot detach yourself from being rational because you need to reason out, you need to evaluate things around you or the things that are happening in your life. But also you cannot detach yourself too from our emotional aspect, because this might lead into trauma.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
When you make decisions just out of your emotions, that is where you are being irrational. Because you need to think, emotions sometimes leads you into unpleasant situations because you didn't analyze it very well, you just let your feelings be more superior than your logical thinking.
RAMOS, Mierell Louise V.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- A man's feelings plays a significant role on how a man acts. People normally act based on how they feel towards a situation. A person's eagerness can be enough reason to be motivated to do something. In general, a person can feel all positive emotions, like joy and love, but when a person is at danger, his/her survival mode, which enables all the negative or distressing feelings of a person, such as distraught and fear.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, a person acts and behaves based on his/her emotions that affects his/her own reasoning. A sudden change of emotion will cause someone to think irrationally that will result into instinctive decision making. Therefore, a person should always think first before doing any drastic choices based on his/her emotion, if not, it might result into something a person will regret in the end. Not all impulsive decisions comes up to something that a person will never regret.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Probably. In some situations, ethical action can be made based on feelings alone. Some situations requires immediate action that a person feelings is the only one that can rely on. Not all choices are can be seen as right or wrong, it is based on someone's belief of what is morally right and wrong. Though in general, ethical action requires rational thinking. Ethical judgments are often highly emotional, when people express their strong support or objection of various things.
KOMORI, Fumie E.
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THU 7:00-10:00AM
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Human feelings drives a person to do things in a way that negative emotions turns into positive results like manifesting survival skills. All negative emotions or distressing emotions such as disgust, anxiety, panic, uneasiness, especially fear can result to a thought of necessity of having or exhibiting one’s survival skills. Because these emotions send a signal to our body and brain that our well-being could be at risk and therefore our body would react as it is natural for humans to act according to its environment.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Most of the time, emotions and reason would have a conflict in reaching one's own potential. Because they are two different factors that influence someone’s decisions in life. Like for an instance in the Korean drama, Start-up, the main character, Nam Do San is an excellent programmer that a very well-known company wants to hire him and his two friends who are also programmers. But in order to achieve that dream, he must leave his girlfriend, Seo Dal Mi in South Korea and that makes him torn in choosing between achieving his dream but leaving the love of his life and staying for what he already achieved but he don’t need to leave his girlfriend. This situation is an example of conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential because Nam Do San’s emotion hinders him to reach his real potential on enhancing his skills.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
In my point of view, ethical action should not be made on feelings alone but it can happen sometimes especially when we express empathy in accordance to a given situation. But we still must consider the facts that lie between the situations a person is in. Because most of our moral decisions are influenced by our philosophy or religious values. In my way of thinking, I believe that our emotions play a significant role in our ethical decision-making.
RECTO, Lara Joy M.
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THURS 7:00AM - 10:00AM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- A man's feelings can dictate his survival skills. Man can act on something just because it is influenced by his emotions alone. One can say that emotions act as a catalyst on making his picks on things to do like survival. For example, the reason we've come so far in the world today is because of the curiousity that fueled our ancestors and also their will to survive and live all the challenges that existed before.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- I think there is. As we all know, there's also negative emotions that exists within us. Not all emotions that we feel or have are positive ones. Most negative emotions are very powerful and can affect how someone approaches things. When a person with a weak support system encounters a negative emotion, it can stop them from making the right decisions thus suppressing growth.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes, it can be done. Feelings are very powerful and people and can influence a person to do something in order for that feeling to be prolonged or to be removed from their system. However, not all actions based from feelings can be right and in order for it to be seen as rightful for others, feelings should be paired with critical thinking to ensure that an ethical action has been executed.
ARNALDO, KENNETH P.
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THURSDAY 7-10AM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
An individual’s feelings/emotions plays a vital role in his/her survival skills. In terms of surviving we will experience a lot of decision making and decisions requires emotions and feelings. For instance, a person’s will to live depends on his/her feelings, some people with depression/anxiety feels weak because they don’t want to eat while some people with problems tend to abuse him/herself with alcohol, drugs, etc. Living, surviving and making decisions depends on our emotions and to the different things that we feel.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Conflict between emotions and reasons are always present in ourselves. Many people just follow their emotions without thinking if that thing is reasonable. For instance, some people are being unreasonable in their decisions when they are in love. Emotional overwhelm can affect a person’s ability to decide, think and act rationally and can possibly ruin his/her life. Emotion and reason are two important things in our decision making as long as we make sure that we balance both of it.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Ethical action can be made on feelings/emotions alone. This can be seen when a person loves another person. Here in our country, we are famous for the love for our family. Some instances shows the positive and negative effects of this love. For the positive effect, we are willing sacrifice everything for our family because we love them while the negative effect of this is that sometimes even if our family did a horrible thing we still choose their side because of our love for them.
AROMIN, Mary Angel C.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Man's feelings is a reminder of one's limits and vulnerability. In this way, man's feelings are incorporated to his survival skills. Together with the rational thinking, our feelings also play a crucial role in our decision making. For example, if we feel frightened or disgusted towards something, it can be our signal to take precautions and be careful. On the contrary, it can also trigger our sense of urgency and take on actions in order to survive. Though it might sometimes create conflict with our rational reasoning and hinder our actions, we experience this feelings as a reminder of our humanity and the things/actions our survival requires.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
There will always be a conflict between our emotions and reason. Again these feelings indicates our vulnerabilities, but there will be times in our lives that we will need to overcome some of these for the sake or reaching one's own potential. Of course there will be conflicts along the way and I think it is just normal. For one instance, I believe that we are allowed to have our reasons to attain our greatest potential, and have doubts and fear at the same time. The conflict lies on deciding which side would affect you more.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
It can be considered an ethical action if it prioritizes the worth and welfare of other people. Considering this, some ethical actions can be made with feelings alone. But in most cases ethical actions should be both rational and emotoinal.
Rational reasoning is needed for an ethical action to be done. Some ethical actions cannot be done fully subjective as it is based on standards/codes that require understanding and strict compliance regardless of one's own feelings. Our anger won't make a disrespectful response ethical. Our frustration won't make unprofessionalism ethical. Pity, guilt, or desperation for an urgent need won't make an illegal act ethical. We are need to use both feelings and rational reasoning to make an ethical decision or action.
BAYHON, Bren Jousef T.
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Thursday 7:00AM - 10:00AM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Feelings provide great value to our survivability. In the biological context of feelings, positive feelings such as happiness, love, and peace all contribute in making ourselves healthy and functional. Negative feelings such as anxiety and fear are "survival emotions" since they signal our brain that something is wrong and our health is at risk. Both of them help us achieve homeostasis, or the state of internal balance in all aspects of our body. In the context of humans as social beings, our feelings suggest that we can make decisions that can motivate us to live our lives better and to form meaningful relationships.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Emotion and reason contradict with each other most of the time, especially when making decisions and thinking logically. From my understanding about the relationship of emotions and reason, our emotions can tip the scales when it comes to our decisions, causing biases to occur thus favoring one decision even if it is not the most optimal or reasonable choice or the most beneficial to all people involved. In addition, our emotions especially the more heavy ones make us impulsive in the face of making judgements and decisions. When these impulses occur, rationality is instantly erased from the picture.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
In most situations, ethical actions can be made solely based on feelings. Our emotions strengthen our motivations and our willpower to do what we know is ethical. There are ethical actions that we can perform immediately without the need of rational thinking and a long time to reflect on the consequences of our actions. However, when we are put between a hard place and a rock, feelings alone will not suffice in making an ethical action. In these ethical dilemmas, our beliefs and the way we think can contradict with our feelings. Since humans are emotional beings, our emotions are so powerful that they can enable us to make actions that we would not normally do. Feelings can become a catalyst for either ethical actions or for unethical actions that result in unpleasant consequences.
Policarpio, Marc Steven H.
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TH 7:00 - 10:00 AM
1.What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
-The value of man’s feeling in connection to his survival skill is that it becomes a fuel that drives a man’s eagerness to survive. It helps in quick decision making but sometimes becomes destructive, not to you but the people around you. These types of decisions can make someone think that their life is above others which instead of helping the both of you to survive, you create a decision based on feelings that disregard the life of the other.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
-Yes, emotions do get in the way of reason. In reaching someone’s potential, emotions can be a nuisance for instead of surpassing your limit and achieving a new level of potential for yourself, your confidence will get down to none for someone begins to belittle and discourage you into achieving said potentials. Wherein if you just focus to reason without even giving a care to what other’s are saying you might get what you want in a steady pace.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-In my opinion no, there is no telling what one might exactly feel in different situations. It can make you feel mad that can disrupt the idea of making an ethical action. With that being said feelings can be unreliable for it is never constant. Feelings change base on the factors that surrounds us.
ONGAYO, Miller Jr. P.
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Th 7AM-10AM
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The value of man's feelings has a great impact on his survival skills. What we feel influences what actions we are going to take and what decisions we are going to make. It drives us to strive to survive, once we feel that we are in danger, our mind will go fight or flight situation, our body will feel the threat, wherein it always favors the flight in order to survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, there is conflict between the two in reaching one's potential. The reason is the one who is responsible for the mind to think, understand, and form judgments by a process of logic. We make decisions base on our reason, but sometimes, we are carried by our emotions, the natural instinctive state of mind coming from mood, circumstances, or relationships with others. Thus, instead of taking action base on your reason, we weigh things on where we will feel safer.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, ethical action can be made on feelings alone. We act according to what we are feeling, we become compassionate and give empathy base on what we feel. Our emotions has a great impact on our actions. It always favor the right thing to do rather the wrong things.
QUEDDENG, Rose Erika P.
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Thursday 7:00 am – 10:00 am
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The value of man's feelings is well connected to his survival skills for the reason that it affects his behavior and perception in life. Our feelings provoke us to immediately make actions for us to enhance our success and survival in life. In addition, these feelings can greatly influence what decisions we create in daily basis. With those feelings, we manage to learn how to acquire things that we need and want. An example is when we are being chased by a dog, we run as fast as we can to get away from danger.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Reason is the ability to grasp reality through senses while Emotion is a response to an object/ a proposition reflected by the perceiver. Therefore, these two are somehow interconnected with one another but there are times that there will be a conflict may occur. Reason is one of the major contributors on what decisions we must develop but then emotions might intervene and decisions may change. With that being said, reason and emotion may contradict with each other.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
At a very young age, children are taught good manners and right conduct. Thus, people are expecting that as they grow old, these teachings will be part of their personality. It will be innate to them to act according to what is right and wrong due to it is what they practice in childhood. Therefore, every action is accompanied by our emotions because one of the factors of decision making is what we feel at the moment.
Urbina, Sheanne Viatriz P.
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Thursday 7:00 am – 10:00 am
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- What we feel reflects on the decisions we make and our actions. The feeling of the need to survive in everyday life makes what we feel an important part of it. If we feel motivated to survive then it will also affect our action. It is like a domino effect. Our feelings play a role in the function and purpose of your emotional responses.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Emotions can have a significant effect on the way we think, decide, and solve problems. I believe there is an effect of emotions on reasoning performance. For an instance, when we are in a bad mood, we usually do things badly compared when we are in a positive state.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes, because if we are an ethical person, we thing of what is good. We weigh the good from the bad on the things we do. Making decisions/ actions based on what we feel but we consider the people around us.
RODRIGUEZ, Charles Jacob D.
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THURS 7:00 am - 10:00 am
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Feelings alone holds significant value in one's survival because of the fact that feelings in the the will and dedication to survive. Humans continue to adapt in environment and also evolve time to time because a certain man refuses to die and holds the feeling to continue forward.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, there's always a conflict because those two contradict the logic of one self. Moral dilemmas are born in this conflict. Sometimes, emotions, bonds, and sentiments clouded one's abiltiy to reason but it doesn't mean that the person is wrong.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes but not most of the time. Feelings give the driving force for one to do a certain thing. Be it consciously or unintentional but we all know that feelings always do push us to our limits to do something we believe good.
Geronimo Clarisse Ann R
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Thursday 7:00-10:00 AM
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Emotion can play an important role in how humans think and behave. The role of emotions in our lives is it motivates us to take actions based on what we feel. If we are happy, the chances of us doing good things, or being motivated is high. Hence, if we are sad or feeling down, our actions might slow down as well. Emotions helps us maximize our chances of survival and success.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, emotions and reason contradicts each other. We tend to follow our emotions without thinking if it is reasonable enough. We tend to do actions without thinking about it's consequences. And we always set aside the feelings that we don't want to feel, instead, we focus on what we want to feel, or to have more. Those actions results to do things that we might regret later.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes, I believe that we can do things that we want easily if we are backed with our emotions. For example, if you feel happy, for some reason you will consider everything as positive. But, relying on feelings alone can be bad, we might overlook our actions because of excitement.
ROTAIRO, Hannah T.
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Thursday 7am- 10am
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- A man’s feelings greatly affect his survival skills by having the urge and the need to survive. Surviving is one of our basic nature as living beings. If we feel a great desire to live, we develop skills. We tend to think how could we survive and live as long. And with the skills that we have, we can feel our need to improve to being able to survive more effectively.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Emotions and reason are different from one another making it possible to have conflict with one another. Sometimes our emotions could hinder us to reason properly because of factors that affects us personally. Example scenario is when you see a thief stealing bread at a market, the reason why he stole the bread was to feed his malnourished children because he got fired from his work and can’t find a job in the middle of a pandemic, would you arrest him or not? Some might say they won’t arrest the man because they sympathize for the man and some would arrest him because what he did was against the law. Conflict of emotion and reason causes moral dilemma which challenges ourselves hindering the true potential of a person.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- No, because I believe that feelings is a weak foundation in acting ethically. An ethical action is made by knowing what must be the right thing to act upon, it considers our moral belief, of what is right an acceptable. Sometimes our feelings could be affected depending on the situation that could confuse or even trouble us to acting ethically because it might feel that we would be acting against our will.
Mira, Leila Mae N.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
→ Survival means to remain alive and in a stress emergency situations and we know that our mind controls our actions and so do feelings affect our mind. In connection, man’s feelings serve as drive to control or do actions that in the end will be consider in some situation as survival skills. It also comes naturally, most of the time, to think of an action that will save you from harm and that is the need to survive, these also depend on what does the environment provides hence makes us play appropriate skills for survival.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
→ Yes there are some conflicts such as emotions dominates us and some people become indecisive whenever they have strong feeling of anything like anger and envy. We tend to forget the main objective or reason for a certain situation and action thus ends up losing our rationality. We can say that these two factors play vital roles together at a time that affect our decisions in life, also to consider all aspects in a certain situation.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
→ Feelings do play a big role in doing an ethical action that leads us to do moral actions such as acknowledging, empathizing, and sympathizing to other people. Although there are still lot of situations wherein feelings alone cannot be reliable enough to have ethical action and worse can result to negative scenarios. Our feelings majorly affect our actions but it is not a guarantee that feelings-based actions are purely ethical or unethical.
Justiniano, Danielle T.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Feelings play an important role in human survival. The drive we feel to live another day is what makes us to survive. In this harsh world, it is really hard to live. Anger, happiness, loneliness, and longing. It makes us do what we do, say what we say, and want what we want.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Emotions make our reasoning cloudy. There is a saying that people shouldn't make decisions when they are too happy, too mad, or too sad. Emotions have an impact to our decisions which may affect our future, and maybe our skills.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
If an action is made with feelings alone, there will definitely be someone who will be hurt or harmed. Our feelings can affect the decision, but it must not be the decision alone.
CANCERAN, Maria Cristy
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THURS ( 4-7PM)
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- A man's Emotion can contribute to the actions that he/she might do on the future, emotion has a big part on how people behave and think. Our feelings are the main purpose of living. an example is when you feel loved and appreciated, you might seek reproduction and make love. a persons feelings serves as an adaptive role in our lives by motivating us to act quickly and take actions that will maximize our chances of survival.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- based on my experience my emotions also helps me be reasonable and in pushing my potential to do greater things in life. our emotions are linked to the actions that we are doing. for example i feel happy and motivated today my actions would speek for itself, my aura would be positive to other people and will motivate and inspire other people to do also greater things
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- in my opinion, being ethical should not consider the emotions you have, regardless of the situation may be because a person following his or her feelings may recoil from doing what is right. In fact, feelings frequently deviate from what is ethical. if an ethical action was made based on feelings it is selfish and is not considered as an ethical action but a selfish act alone.
Seño, Nikha Jeramie
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Thursday 4pm-7pm
1.What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Man’s feelings is important to his survival skills since his actions will be based on his emotions. For example, you are crossing the streets and for some reasons, you didn’t notice the truck that is coming to your direction. Because of fear of dying, you tend to step backward with your heart beating fast because of nervousness.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, there is a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one’s own potential. In life, emotions sometimes takes over us and make us act the way we shouldn’t. Just for example, your pet died because of a certain accident but you still blame yourself and make yourself believe that it is your fault when it’s really not.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, ethical action can be made on feelings alone. Sometimes, we tend to do something ethical because of our emotions. For example, when kids are begging for food and money at the jeepneys, we tend to give them something because we feel empathy for them.
Valenzuela, Mariah Dail-an P.
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THURSDAY 4-7 PM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- The emotion of a man's feeling performs a role in his life by motivating himself to act quickly and take strategies that will maximize his opportunities for survival and accomplishment. The emotions that he feels each day can force him to take action and influence the decisions he creates throughout his life.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, because, all human beings have emotions that deals with it differently. Sometimes it ended up having a hard time deciding and to figure out on what will be the outcome or the effect when our emotions overpowered. For example, when we start to overthink, our emotions will increase so that, we are struggling to focus on our own potential in life.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes, but not all the time because our emotions plays an important role in our ethical action. For example, if you are embarrassed or guilty about your feelings, your moral decision or your conscience will influence you to do the right thing.
AMBAYEC, Marie Anngela O.
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Thursday (4PM-7-PM)
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Human lives on the grounds that everybody of us attempts to endure we get what is required it could be food, safe house or clothes, people before live in light of the fact that they decide to live they chase food and fulfill what they are feeling until now there are individuals that believes that they need to accomplish work or probably they won't endure they need to give survivability from themselves and furthermore for their family, we need to make it due to support our live this inclination is joined to in light of the fact that we will do any way to endure and give ourselves to survive. Our emotions have a factor when where having our choice however when you ought to conclude you should think what is legitimate and settle on this choice right.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
A conflict among emotions and reasons now and again happen in arriving at one's own capacity. There are conditions that our feelings overwhelm our reasons. A few people get effortlessly influenced by feelings making them to dismiss their reasons in creation such choices. It makes our discernment blinded. Utilizing both is critical for it causes us see the various parts of the circumstance and gives us some assistance in breaking down. Consequently, emotion and reason should cooperate in creation decisions to concoct a correct choice.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
For me yes, because human will in general be narrow minded here and there. An individual can be abstract to make a move dependent on emotions alone. Moral activity isn't only an impact of the greater part, however what you believe is the best activity in a specific thing. Due to emotions, we made a superior society. On the off chance that there are no emotions, at that point the world will be bound to be decimated by pitilessness and brutality. Our moral activity some of the time depends on our sentiments and ability to be emotional to make a move.
Alas, Latrell S.
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Thursday 4-7 PM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The value of man’s feeling in connection to his survival skills is that man’s feeling can affect his survival skills because sometimes we use our feelings to do other things that we feel that we can do. By the man’s feeling they do things that they think they need to do to survive and sometimes discover a new skills or improve skills in able to survive. Man’s feeling affect the willingness to survive so there’s a strong connection of man’s feeling and to his survival skills.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
For me there’s a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one’s own potential because sometimes because of our emotions we forget what are the reasons why we do the things that we want sometimes we loose the chance to improve and succeed the things and skills that we want because of our emotions. Sometimes we decide base on our emotions and we don’t know the reason and the possible outcomes of our decision that we make base on our emotions.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
I think sometimes ethical action can be made on feelings alone when you feel what is right and appropriate to do but most of the time it is impossible to make an ethical actions on feelings alone because most of the time our actions is based on what you think that is right for you and for other people and most of the actions we made is based on what you think that is acceptable to a group or in society.
BONAGUA, Mayet M.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills, for me the man's feelings will need to be stronger while he is in the struggling to his life. Our feelings is connected to our action if we have a problem or struggle in life we need to have a strong feelings not get affected or getting weaker so that we our survival skills aiming your success in life
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, There's a conflict between our emotions and reasoning skill because when our emotions is happy we made a decision that makes doubting same as when we are too sad or mad. We need to think critically before we make a final decision so that we will avoid doubting.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, our action be made on feelings alone, for me its because our actions may affect everything mostly to our surroundings and if we act properly our feelings will not be alone
Name: Jose, Roger Jr. M.
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Schedule: Thursday, 4-7PM
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Man's feelings have a really essential connection in regards with his survival, as feelings can trigger a lot of things that can make anyone do something that is beyond his expectations. Furthermore, feelings can rise our eagerness to survive anything that will come in our way as feelings can make us motivated to go through life.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
In my own point of view, there is a conflict between emotions and reasons, these two are the major components that makes us do a certain thing, reasoning can make us do things that have been planned and in a systematic way and mostly strict and should do what needs to be done, while emotions usually makes us stop doing a certain thing because emotions makes us soft and makes us think of others that can make a person not showing his real potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
I believe that ethical actions does not solely depend on feelings alone, it also made by activating our reasoning ability or our intellect because by making decisions with the use of our intellect can also make us do the right thing, while emotions makes us do more of good things because emotions usually think of others and consider everyone.
ESTEBAN, MICHELLE M.
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THURSDAY 4-7pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The value of man's feelings to his survival skills is the eager, courage and motivation of a person to survive. our feeling helps us to be motivated to work hard to earn money to be able to survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
yes, there is a conflict between emotions and reasons because sometimes our emotions dominate our reasons and we will be blinded to see our potential and the skills that we can make and do.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
No, because our ethical action is not only based on our feelings, we need to use our mind to think to be able to do a right action. if our feeling will dominate our decision making there will be a conflict because it will always involved there our conscience.
Delobrino, John Paolo S.
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Thursday 4pm - 7pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Our feelings help us to take action and think in every situation. Feelings assist our will to live and survived. Also, the feeling of being happy motivates a person to live a healthy lifestyle and positive. The more our feelings and thinking are positive, the more we learned and adopt new skills to survive. Being sad or lonely is the opposite effect of being happy. So the more negative feelings you have, the harder you decide to make the right decision.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, because emotions affect the will or the actions of a person. One of the best examples of it is being broken-heartened which influencing their actions and behavior. A broken-hearted person is confused which may lead consequence to their decision where their choice can cause harm to their environment as well as theirself. Our emotions are powerful than our reasons that affect a person's potential. To make the right decision, they need to be okay and think critically to make the right decision.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
For me, it depends on the situation. Sometimes, what we feel is what we do and what we think is what we act. Sometimes emotions or feeling leads us to the right path but the best thing to do before we act is to think. But there are times in making a decision is hard due to emotions and reasons for what is the outcome of this decision.
Bayona, Luz Dariel G.
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THU (4-7PM)
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Human's feeling is essential in the connection with survival for the reason that it is our adaptive way to the environment that we are in. Here in this world even you are a person who use much of his rationality and cognitive ability there still feelings that we considered to be able to go with the flow, adopt and survive in every situation or environment.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
There are always a conflicts in every situation that isn't balance. Taking too much over in either of the two, emotions or reason has always consequences. For example when it comes of loving someone, if emotions are taking over to you, your relationship becomes toxic and so you are. And when reasoning takes over you, it is like of creating a monster inside you because of lacking sympathy and empathy. Therefore, always had the balance of the two because it is both needed to grow and reaching one's own potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Based on the studies and experts, they said that it is impossible to set aside the feeling when making decision. And for me I agree with it, but I think it can't be alone for every situations that everyone's encounter we still considered both feeling and reasoning for better result or outcome. Sometimes if we had decision making to make an action, feelings alone can't handle it and san make things worst.
YAK, ANGELICA JOY SJ.
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THURS. 4-7PM
1. I think the value of man's feeling in connection to his survival skills is the eagerness and willingness to live in a lifetime. Based on our history, our ancestors did everything to explore, discover and survive to live. They build houses, equipments, found foods to eat and many more. Basically, the emotions of the man are very related to the ability of survival and what people feel they can act.
2. For me there shouldn't be a conflict between emotions and reasons. Because both are particularly dependent on each other. They have different and function on individuals how they will deal it. However, if a person feel something tense or emotional, there will be a conflict between the two. Therefore, a person gives reason and imbalance his/her emotions.
3. Yes, it can because ethics does not mean that being right is always with majority we have, but even if you are alone, we should stand for what is right. Even though it might have consequences for yourself or for others, we should stand for what we are fighting or believing.
Bautista, Lovely Anne D
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THURS 4-7pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Man's feelings plays an important role in how we think and behave. The emotions we feel each day can compel us to take actions and influence the decisions we make about our lives. Example when we faced a nerve-wrecking exam, you might feel a lot of anxiety whether you will perform well and how the test will impact your final grade. Because of these, you might be more likely to study. Since you experienced a particular emotions, you have to motivate yourself to take actions and do something positive to improve the chances of getting a good grades.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, there's a conflict between emotions and reaching your own potential. In today's world, we act the way we shouldn't be. For example, anger is telling us that we need to protect ourselves, or doing something the way what we want. Disappointment tells us that we have lost something we were expecting. Wonder open up to possibilities and discoveries while emotions are the language of relationships the connection, hurt, loss, empathy, and joy. With this we tend to be more expressive that we want more interaction to feel better and sometimes the quiet one wanting less interaction to have peace in mind.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, an ethical action can be made on feelings alone. It allows us to respond appropriately and build deeper, more meaningful relationships, it allows us to communicate effectively in a variety of social situations, from dealing with an irritate customer to managing a hot-headed employee.
LU, Charles Dominic R
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Thursday 4-7pm
1.What are the value of man's feelings in connection to survival skills
Man's feelings has greatly impact in daily lives. There are times that we tend to decide based on our feelings or emotions and not based on our rationality. If man has been occupied by his feelings or emotions, most of the time, it greatly affects the rationality and coginitive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, technically, when we are reasoning, we man most of the time tend to use our emotion to decide in a situation and that is actually wrong. Reason is defined as thinking logical, rational, explanation and justification for an event. Where reason is based not on emotions but facts. This greatly affects one's potential to think logically not emotionally.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
No, it is because if we rely only to our feelings then we are not thinking ethically. Feelings and emotions are likely a hindrance to a man to think critically and decide ethically. Feelings and emotions are tricky mostly when we are destined to decide in a situation.
Michael G. Española
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Thursday
4:00-7:00 PM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- The value of man’s feeling is important because this will serve us our goal or intention to a certain situation. For me it will serve as our instinct most of the instinct is accurately for example you walk on the streets that’s so very dark and your instinct says that don’t go there because there will be crime or dangerous when you walk alone even if it’s there’s light in the post. So the instinct that you feel is might be true or not but most of the time in my case I will follow to my instincts because when I use or feel it, it is mostly true. Proven and Tested.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes there’s conflict when you hold back something that you can’t free or let it go example for me is when I’m grade school level I love to dance and dancing is my hobby since back then, then there’s a opportunity that come to me like there’s a friend that want to invite to come to there dance class but in my case I let my emotions go through and I think that if I join them there will be a times that they make fun of me of how I present my dance piece, so in reality I don’t accept his offer because I let my emotions first than the opportunity gave me.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes mostly on the independent person they can handle the difficulty of problems that they come to their lives. They can manage their emotions towards the people surround them and also the experience of actions that they made.
Sebastian Nadonga
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Thursday 4-7 pm
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- A man's feelings is important because that is the one who is giving him the urge to do something. About survival skills, you can't achieve a single skill without the will to do it. When you feel that this is the right time to do it then you are using your feelings as a power to do a certain task or skill.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- I don't think they are contradicting each other because in order to achieve the best version of yourself, you need encouragement which is part of emotions and reason to continue. That's why they are different but they are inseperable.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- An action needs two factors. A reason and emotion/feelings. Reason is one thing for you to be encouraged to do certain actions and the feelings are based on the action you are doing. Feelings alone can make catastrophic results.
Cerillo, Gian Carlo G.
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Thursday 4-7pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Well, it is difficult to envision existence without feelings. We treasure our sentiments, the joy of the hint of a friend or family member, or fun moments with companions. Be that as it may, even negative feelings are significant. feelings can assume a significant part of the way we think and act. The feelings we feel every day can propel us to make a move and impact the choices we make about our lives.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Actually yes, reason and feeling are frequently expected to be at chances with one another. It can get oneself disturbed which is just the overstated adjustment of the temperament with negative contemplations that influence all the body that shows the conflict between reason and feeling. Feelings or emotions are fundamental in life since they help us to choose for the better of our life.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Truly for sure, moral activity, notwithstanding discerning reasoning, impacts the manner in which we settle on good decisions and choices. At the point when you make the best decision, it isn't the result of the demonstration that is the proportion of its profound quality, yet rather your goal. Moreover, upbeat sentiments make good thoughts come into mind which thusly greatly affect the choices that are made in our lives and the purpose of the emotions.
Nicdao, Ralph Laurence S.
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Thursday 4-7 pm
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Emotions or feelings can play an important role in how we think and behave. When we feel love, we might seek out a mate and reproduce. Emotions serve an adaptive role in our lives by motivating us to act quickly and take actions that will maximize our chances of survival and success.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes there is a conflict, Normal feelings of anger, fear, hurt and frustration are typically present in conflicts between individuals or groups. These feelings, and the circumstances of the threat presented by the conflict, cause our bodies to react in the "fight or flight" stress response.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Emotions, in addition to rational thinking, influences the way we make moral judgment and decisions. Anxiety and empathy (and being sober) tend to make us less willing to sacrifice one to save many. Disgust and anger make us harsher judges and punishers of moral wrong-doing.
Silverio, Jana Janelle C.
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Thursday 4-7 PM
Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The man’s feelings have an important connection to his survival skills because it will serve as the motivation and eagerness of a man to survive. The man’s feelings motivate us to strive harder to live. For example, if we feel that we are in danger we will quickly call for help or we will run away from that danger. For me, our feelings are like the intuition or instinct of a man to act and to behave in a certain situation.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, there is a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one’s own potential. Because for me emotions are feelings or reactions to a situation. And reasons are your justification or explanations of your action. It was a battle of heart and mind because when we are facing a situation with strong emotion sometimes we act or decide recklessly that we do not think if it is the right thing to do. The conflict between emotions and reason is that sometimes our emotions don’t fit on what is the right thing to do. So in making a decision we have to balance our emotions so we can think properly and we can make a suitable decision.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
No, because when you let your feelings decide for your action, you cannot decide or think ethically. For example, when you are angry you should not decide right away because you might hurt someone. Since you are blinded by your strong emotions, you cannot think clearly and you may or can make the wrong decision if you let your feeling decide for your action. In making a decision we should have equal weight of emotions and reasons to make an ethical action or decision.
Jouie D. Arienda BT-NFT-3A
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
I think it values more than we think because, like feelings connected to survival skills it is like consciousness that is always connected to what we are doing, the value of man’s feelings towards survival skills is more likely high and a major contribution to ones reasons for such skills because, when a person has something to protect and endear in life he/she becomes a very responsible person that leads to his/her own success because of the feelings he/she had, thus proceeds to nurturing of his/her skills and gain and develop things that will help him/her to survive in order to fully preserve and appreciate the ones we value.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
There is always a conflict towards emotion and reason, like love, for example there is a relationship and the relationship is obviously toxic, and the reason was there to end the relation but owns emotions and feelings comes along and prevents you to break up because the relationship is toxic but you still love the person who you are with, but what I just really want to say is that emotions do conflict with reason and the only way to pick the right choice is to find the right solution, even in cases of a moral dilemma even two things are both good there will always have to be a choice to be made and the one option that weighted more value to you or the society will prevail.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
No, because there are any other factors to consider in accordance with our actions and usually an ethical action is made when you are out in the open where many people can see you and judge you as a very good man, but I do believe that feelings is a great purpose to one’s ethical action, because many people in the world would not like to do things that they are not really comfortable doing especially when it can only cause disturbance to the peace and order of the society, so I can say that feelings is a major cause for one’s ethical action but not as a reason alone.
Cua, Jacky D.
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Thursday 4-7pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Feeling or emotions helps us to understand on what are the responds based on our situation or in any circumstances. For example, when you are happy, it means something good happened or you were been accepted by a job or received a reward. If you are sad or disappointed, something happened that you are not expecting like you failed the test or hoping something that you want but it didn't give it to you. It reflects the survival skills by knowing what your situation is. When you need a money or job to provide for your family your emotion will become eager or curious on how you can provide for your family. It is also a skill that we can sharpen so we can handle things calmly and professionally.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- No, there is no conflict. We need emotions so we can know the situation in our lives. There is one antagonist in Naruto anime, he says that "You will never understand that person, if you don't know his pain or feelings". Sometimes feelings helps us to grow more especially in our potential. Reason is a way or like a guide to grow also in our potential. Reason and emotions are need to be balance especially in our student life. We can discover our potential by discovering who we are.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- No, an ethical action can be made by using our heart, mind and soul. The heart represents feelings. The mind represents our way of thinking. The soul represents our consious as a person. In this way we can use it as an one direction process of a action
PASIA, NORVIELLE LEILA N.
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THURSDAY ( 4-7PM)
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Way before Homo sapien used hunting as a way of life in order to survive in forest, their feelings take an action and influence their decision to eat and gather some food which it enhance and improve their survival skills whiletoday in our generation our feelings and emotions has effect in our life that give us knowledge how to act quickly and make an actions in order to survive in our society/different situations.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- For me, there is many possible things in order to reach our own potential, but in my case some of my emotions affect my reasoning which it helps me to think and act accordingly in pushing my potential in order to use it and apply to my everyday living. In order to reach my own potential I must acknowledge and separate some of my emotions to know more about my potential if I can be a great and responsible person that can motivate others in our society.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- In my opinion,Feelings and emotions can affect our decision example of that anger can lead to impatience, and rash our ethical action, while if you feel afraid, your decisions might take you longer to choose. In fact feelings has a negative and positive effect in our ethical action. Sometimes our feelings lead us to become honest, to be fair and understanding on our ethical action in our society in short we must be careful in our decisions and must manage our feelings in every situation.
Manzanares,Jane Rose P.
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Thursday 4-7pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
For me, our feelings or emotions helps us to understand what situations we have in our life. A mans feeling can motivate our daily life. If were in love with someone we can easily says or if we have a problem we can ask for a help with a man especially if were kn danger.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
I think for me its a yes, It is because emotions handle our feelings and if we are in a situations or problem we cant decide faster or we cant decide the right solution of it.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
I think no, it is because if we let our feelings decide what the situations we had. We cannot think or have a good result of it. Especially when our minds cannot focus with that situation.
Manzanares,Jane Rose P.
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Thursday 4-7pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
For me, our feelings or emotions helps us to understand what situations we have in our life. A mans feeling can motivate our daily life. If were in love with someone we can easily says or if we have a problem we can ask for a help with a man especially if were kn danger.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
I think for me its a yes, It is because emotions handle our feelings and if we are in a situations or problem we cant decide faster or we cant decide the right solution of it.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
I think no, it is because if we let our feelings decide what the situations we had. We cannot think or have a good result of it. Especially when our minds cannot focus with that situation.
Jan Karlo C. Samson
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Emotions or feelings have an important role in how we think and behave. The emotions we feel each day can oblige us to act and influence the decisions we make about our lives, both large and small. In order to truly differentiate emotions, it is important to know because this is the key factor to survive in our daily lives. For me, Emotions Help Us to Survive, Succeed, and Avoid Danger.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
For me, there is a conflict between emotions and reasons in reaching our own potential. For example, our emotions are contrary to reason, because when we have a bad emotion sometimes, we do not pay attention about it and take time to think and to know what is the real reason and what we need to do appropriately in the current situation whether it is moral or immoral. So, this is the one of the reasons we can’t reach our potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
For me, sometimes but not all the time because it will depend on what situation that I been facing. If we understand where our emotions come from and start to notice how they affect our rational and behavior, we can practice proper responses, and learn to make fine choices.
LLARENA, Riezza May D.
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Thursday 7am - 10am
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills is that the feelings is the one that urges a person to do such actions in order to survive. Moreover, these feelings would help the survival skill of a person to be enhanced. Example of this is the hunting skill of a person. Every person would normally feel starvation. Thus, the starvation will urge the person to hunt more and more and this skill would soon be enhanced.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
In my point of view, there is no conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential. Emotions and reason is complimentary to each other. When we feel an emotion, there would always be a justifiable reason behind it. We rely on our reasons to guard our feelings that may reflect an immoral act. On the other hand, we rely on feelings to make sure that in every action we do is humane and morally right. Therefore, these two elements are hand in hand in reaching one's own potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
An ethical action cannot be made on feelings alone. There are other feelings that may moved a person to do such immoral act. And so, we need justifiable reason to support feelings that would result to an ethical action.
MONICAR, ANNE JEANETTE L.
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THURS 4-7 PM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
feeling and reason play the huge part to our decision. our feeling and reason are often conflict each other but the emotion we feel drive us to take action in a certain situation to survive and influence the decision we make to our lives.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
there are always a conflict between emotion and reason because emotion is what we feel to the situation and the reasoning is our logical way of thinking that analyze the situation but in achieving one's own potential we must function both our feeling and reasoning because the emotion we feel drive us to do the things we want and reasoning let us know if the things we do is right or wrong.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
no, an ethical action can't be made by feelings alone because when we only use our feelings or emotion we are tend to irrational and if we don't think rationally or morally an ethical decision or action cannot be made.
Caculitan, Rae Christopher U.
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TH 7:00am - 10:00am
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skill is that, those feelings or emotions trigger human to have their instincts telling them that they need to fight or come up with new idea that will help them to survive
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- for me, yes there are conflict between emotions and reason, because sometime those emotions makes us decide with out thinking the reason. like when we are angry or depress we make some decision without reason because of those feeling. we make decision without reason because of our emotions
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- no, because ethical action are based on moral principles or the branch of knowledge that is not created by feelings alone
BERDIN, Christian C.
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Thursday 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
It can directly impact the person's will to survive and the actions that follow to ensure his survival. It may cause a positive or negative impact to one's survival skills. For example it can motivate or demoralise a person that relies on feelings.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes. For example emotions like fear, doubt, anxiety, sadness, pride, and many more can hinder one's own potential. We may not take the opportunities that are available to us due to the overwhelmed by negative emotions even though by reason those opportunities are the ones that we need to take because they are beneficial and are essential to our development and well-being.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
No. Feelings may hinder our rational thinking because it may represent a bias in our decision-making and thus clouding our judgement of doing what is right. Especially with feelings of great intensity people tend to make mistakes by letting their feelings overwhelm them and affect their rationale.
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THURS 7:00-10:00 AM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Emotions serve an adaptive role in our lives by motivating us to act quickly and take actions that will maximize our chances of survival. The emotions we feel each day can compel us to take action and influence the decisions we make about our lives. Our feelings will control how we interact with the atmosphere we live in.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
For me, Emotions and reason have a conflict to each other in reaching ones own potential. Sometimes our feelings dominate our mind and when it happens, our decision leads us to not is right and necessary that results to having a problem in reaching ones own potential. Emotions and reasoning manipulates each other and must be interconncted so we will reach our own potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Of course, all our actions is made by our mind and own feelings. We do all things with our emotions involved. We are happy, sad, angry, afraid and felt disgust in every things we do. In the movie inside out, the protagonist's emotion always involve in building-up herself in doing her actions. Its good we feel all emotions, not just happy, we must live life to the fullest and experience all emotions so that we can survive and response to the environment we live and make actions.
RIVERA, Ignace Immanuel A.
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THURS 7:00-10:00 AM
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Feelings or emotions are required to have a functional survival skill. This feelings may heighten your instinct and make you act according to the situation you are in. an example of this is fear, when you felt something like fear you tends to run or hide that makes a higher chance to survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, emotions and reason always do have a conflict between one’s own potential. Emotions and reasoning often contradict each other making things difficult and complicated thus stopping you to reach your potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Being ethical requires you to consider many factor, this includes reasoning and thinking objectively. Feelings may help and also hinders you to choose and act according to your situation. Feelings alone may guide you on your choices to make but making ethical action requires more.
ARANZA, KATE M
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THURSDAY 7 - 10 AM
ACTIVITY
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
It is the fight to live and the will to survive where in a person would do anything in order to live in an environment. We act on our natural instincts to live when we encounter hardships in survivals which make us feel the need to do better.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reson in reaching one's own potential?
Yes if a person is to attached to their emotions then that person might not be able to think properly and base their activities on their own accord. But emotions and reason can co exist in the middle in order to be able to generate a solution that will benefit everyone.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Ethical actions can be made by feelings alone because sometimes we need to be subjective but like I said it's better to be in the middle of things to be able to make a better solution.
James Christian M. Perez
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Tuesday 8am to 11am
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
It is your most important resource in an endurance circumstance. It isn't generally the genuinely solid who are the best or better at dealing with dread in crisis circumstances. Endurance all the more regularly relies upon the person's responses to stretch than upon the threat, landscape, or nature of the crisis. To adjust is to live. Mental aptitudes are substantially more significant than actual abilities in endurance circumstances. An individual's mental responses to the pressure of endurance can frequently make them unfit to use their accessible assets.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Feeling affects the psychological cycles in people, including recognition, consideration, learning, memory, thinking, and critical thinking. Feeling affects consideration, particularly balancing the selectivity of consideration just as propelling activity and conduct. This attentional and chief control is personally connected to learning measures, as naturally restricted attentional limits are better centered around significant data. Not with standing, the impacts of feeling on learning and memory are not generally univalent, feeling either upgrades or hinders learning and long haul memory (LTM) maintenance, contingent upon a scope of variables.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
The ethical can be majority of feelings but don't understand how much their feelings direct their ethical decisions. However, it can be difficult to make any significant good decisions without feelings. Internal coordinated contrary feelings like blame, humiliation, and disgrace frequently inspire individuals to act morally. External coordinated negative feelings, then again, mean to train or rebuff. For instance, individuals frequently direct annoyance, disturb, or hatred at the individuals who have acted unscrupulously.
RUSIANA, LIZEL Q.
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THURSDAY 4pm-7pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Humans live in order to survive, we sustain our daily need through foods since then to satisfy our feelings. The emotions and feelings have a connection to our survival skills wherein whenever we feel it we are obliged to do certain actions to make us survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
All of us have emotions that makes us unique. Sometimes there is a conflict in our emotions and reason in a situation like we are deciding something and we have a bad emotion that can lead to wrong decisions. Reaching one's own potential is somewhat good in handling one's emotions in order to make decisions that is effective.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
For me, no because not all actions can be made by our feelings alone. When we do certain actions that we just only depend on are feelings alone, the outcome is not quite good. We still need to reason out well. Like for example taking an action when we are angry can lead to saying words that might hurt or inappropriate to say. Also when taking an action when we are sad and then the outcome is not that good. We must think rationally what is the right thing to do and think carefully for the possible outcome not just on our feelings alone.
San Pedro, Reylouis D.
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Thursday 7:00-10:00 AM
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Human's emotion plays a very important role on how they react and behave in their daily life. Emotion can influence one's action either in a positive or negative way. Being happy and contented motivates us doing good things hence, avoiding any danger and conflicts.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- yes, emotion can either compliment or contradict reason in reaching one's potential. Man tends to be influenced by his emotion. Sometimes, we do things out of emotion without thinking reasonable enough, hindering himself to reach his max potential. But do keep in mind, emotion sometimes can be a propelling factor to reach it. In conclusion, there can be a conflict between emotion and reason.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes, it ethical action can be made on feelings alone sometimes, it all depends on the persons experience and expertise. Any positive feelings like feeling good, could boost the probability to create a reasonable and ethical action. Hence, anger, greed or any negative feelings has an opposite effect to one's ability to do logical thinking resulting to unethical action being done.
Castillo, Dennise Rhea A.
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THURS/7:00-10:00
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
An individual's emotion holds an important connection and is a necessity in their survival skills. Feelings and emotions evoke various actions that may strengthen or lessen an individual's will to live, which is why it is a necessity. Happier and more positive feelings may compel an individual to live and survive more, as is desperation. On the same note, too much negative feelings may cause an individual to care less in surviving.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Emotion and reason sometimes possesses conflict in reaching an individual's potential. For instance, a person holds a goal that they strive to achieve, however though an opportunity arrived to achieve said dream, the person's mind may be clouded by doubts and fear of failure. Though they know logically that they should grab the opportunity, their emotions may win out, thus preventing them from achieving their goal and their potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Ethical actions cannot be made on feelings alone, in fact sometimes feelings and emotions may even hinder it. Being ethical sometimes requires an objective and logical reasoning, which emotions may sometimes overwhelm.
Corpuz, Christine Joyce B.
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Thursday 4pm-7pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The value of man's feeling is connected to his survival because humans are born to do their purpose in life and to survive. When human strives for their survival they feel happy or satisfied because of what they do in order to survive. Survival can be considered as an achievement of a man and it affects our emotion because we feel proud of what we do.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Reason is an important ethical factor in making decisions and this is what becomes as our basis so that we will not rely entirely on our emotions when making choices thus there will be a conflict between the two in reaching an individual’s potential. To reach our potential, we need to focus on the big picture and keep ourselves positive at all times.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Ethical action can be made on feelings alone since feelings is also related in our moral choices, we as humans tend to act on how we feel. Making a certain action is always accompanied by a person’s feelings. Feelings drive us on how we want to act on certain situations and when we have empathy for the people around us we also tend to act ethically to them.
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BSCE-2B THURS 7-10AM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Man’s feeling would serve as the motivation or the willingness to do a certain skill to help a human survive. It is important to feel motivated in order to live because the concept of life isn't only about physical but also surviving mentally. Once a man lost his motivations and eagerness, it will kill his mind and most probably, his body will not survive as well.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
There's a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential. Most of the times, our reasons are based on how we feel, and we sometimes are blinded by our own emotions. With those emotions, blocking right decisions, we tend to make the wrong decision instead. One's emotion can affect reasonings of an individual that hinders one's potentials.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, ethical actions are greatly influenced by our feelings. Sometimes, we become subjective in doing actions. For example, we tend to protect and do everything for our family because we love them, even though they are in wrong position. Our feelings play an important role in guiding us in making ethical decisions. Thus, an ethical action can be made on feelings alone.
Rabina Jomyr Jericho ivan G
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THURS 4-7pm
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills is to social life, absorbs its values and standards of behaviour, its ways of thought, language and certain value orientations. It is this primary group that bears the major responsibility to society. Its first duty is to the social group, to society and humanity.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Normal feelings of anger, fear, hurt and frustration are typically present in conflicts between individuals or groups. These feelings, and the circumstances of the threat presented by the conflict, cause our bodies to react in the "fight or flight" stress response.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Most people do not realize how much their emotions direct their moral choices. But experts think it is impossible to make any important moral judgments without emotions. Emotions evoked by suffering, such as sympathy and empathy, often lead people to act ethically toward others.
LUSTRE, Raymond S.
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Thursday 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Feeling is one of a powerful thing that a man possesses. It is a wide range that can be either positive or negative, helpful or not. But when a man expresses or uses his or her emotions, regardless what's the outcome of it, motivate a man to act rapidly and take ventures that will maximize his or her chances of survival. Feelings controlled us to be able to live and survive. On the other hand, feelings may also be not on the side of survival and may triggers man's safety. And with that, it is a man's responsibility to be wise and use his or her feelings with survival as his or her top priority.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
It is nature in human to have emotions or feelings, it can be either positive or negative, or the combination of two. There's always reason for everything that we do and it is also by nature to us, everything that we decide always follow by a reason, and with emotions, it may change. As I mentioned, emotions are impactful to us even a logical reason which is indeed the right one to act, can affect and change the decisions. Emotion-based decision can be seen in two opposite views, the good and bad based on what will be the outcome of the decisioning. And with that, it is trully have a conflict between emotions and reason.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, I think ethical action can be made on feeling itself but not all the time. Emotions or feelings have its important role in making ethical decisions which lead us to moral choices but the outcome of this can be either good or bad, and that is why emotions can be either made on feelings alone that will have a positive result but the bad things is that, it can lead also to negative outcome.
Christal Joy G. Bautista
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Thursday, 4PM-7PM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Man's feeling is one of the most important thing in human, or in our lives. Without feelings, how do we express ourselves? How do we survive without any feelings in our body? So for me, man's feeling is connected to his survival skills because we are able to express ever feelings that we have and and that is the way how we survive. Feeling and expressing our feeling and doing a certain action to survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
-Yes, because sometimes when we are deciding or choosing things what we need and what we want, we need to consider the reasons and because of that, it will create an impact in our emotions.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-Ethical action cannot be made on feelings alone. Why? because sometimes, we made decisions because we are angry but then we will realize that the action we did is not good and can harm either yourself or other people.
CANTIMBUHAN, Anjelo A.
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THURS 7-10
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The feeling of a person can greatly affect his/her survival skill. If we feel that we want to survive it can help us to think more critically and logically to help us in surviving. A feeling of a person can motivate us or discourage us because we, people relies mostly on our emotions.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes. There are conflicting between our emotions and reason in reaching one’s own potential because they contradict each other. Sometimes our emotion dominate our minds, it depends upon the person if he/she is emotionally-based on making a decision. And some people do decide more based on the reasoning so they somehow people with no emotion in decision-making or like more critical decision.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
No. Making an ethical decision needs to have a reason to be more ethical. Some people decide emotionally that is why the decision they made is bias. By having an intense emotion can make us more irrational in what we do. So it is hard to make an ethical action if we only use our feelings.
John Daeniel C. Verzosa
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The value of man's feeling in connection to his survival skills is that our own actions is driven by our emotions that help us to survive. It is like the feeling of the need to survive acts naturally together with our instincts. The feelings that we felt can affect us to take an action or may influence our decisions in life which one of these is to survive. Feeling the right emotion serves us to make an action that will help us to survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
There are times in our life where we are carried out by our own emotions and easily forget the reason or the main objectives on why we do things. And sometimes, we put aside our emotions just to stick to our decision. We can say that, by that circumstances maybe emotions and reasons may have a conflict in reaching one's own potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
I think that it can be but not all the time. For example, (this is theoretical) I have this one classmate who struggles a lot in a particular subject. During our exam, I lend my answer just because I pity him/her because they are affected by typhoons which is the reason why he/she can't review. Based on that situation, I acted out because of my feelings alone to help without any other intention but is it an ethical action? Sometimes, our actions driven out by our emotions is not ethical. But just like what I said, it can also be an ethical action if we act according to our emotions without violating the rules of ethics.
GONZALES, Dexter O.
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Thursday 7:00 am – 10:00 am
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- With in nature of humans as social beings, our feelings suggest that we can take decisions that can enable us to live our lives accordingly and to establish positive relationships. Strong emotions like pleasure, affection, and peace all lead to making us stable and efficient in the physical sense of sentiments. survival emotions are negative feelings such as distress and terror, as they indicate to our brain that something is wrong and that our welfare is at risk. In all respects of our body, all of them help us acquire homeostasis, or the state of internal equilibrium.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Emotion and reason, particularly when making decisions and thinking rationally, dispute each other much more of the time. Through my analysis of the correlation between emotions and reason, when it comes to our actions, our emotions might shift the balance, triggering biases to arise, hence preferring one action however it is not the most effective or rational decision or the most effective for all.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Since we are human individuals, our feelings are so intense that they will trigger us to do action which we would not typically do. Emotions could become a motive whether it be for moral actions or for immoral actions that lead to negative consequences.
Galang, Eldrin Llenard V.
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Thursday 4-7 Pm
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Feelings is one of the most important to reconsider while making a decision. By making a decision, of course, we think what is the possible way or good way can help to what we happen right now to survive everyday and the reason why, for me, to survive everyday is to fulfill our pleasure to do whatever we want and not to regret what life given to person.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Emotion and reason is just like a heart and brain/mind that always have different deeds of what is really good consequences to us. Sometimes emotion is right and our thinking is not or vice versa.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
I don't it can. If we consider just a feelings only it could lead to mess or trouble even it is good or bad situation. Although, by making an action it is impossible to act without any feelings or emotion.
DELGADO, Jeremiah O.
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Thursday 7:00 am – 10:00 am
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Every person's feelings may affect his/her survival skills, in every feeling and emotion of a person, it influence the survival skills and it may have a small or large part that can cause effects in every survival skills, also it may have a good or bad effect depends on what is the approach and what is the situation is. Every feeling is important and can have a huge part in every survival skill that may acquire by every person, for example, if a person used his feelings very well and in a good manner it can be reflected on how he/she survive in this world. We used our emotions in decision-making and in every problem we dealt with in this world we need to decide whether what will we do to survive every situation we face every day, in that, emotions guide us in our decision-making.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Somehow there is a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential, they maybe have different functions and dealing with our decision-making, but they both help us in how are we dealing with our own decision. Sometimes emotions dominate our decision, it happens when we are carried away by our emotions and when it happens the reason is left out or maybe forgotten, in this situation emotion and reason have a conflict in every person's potential. How about when they both affect our decision? in this situation the emotions we used are influenced by the reason, because of the reason we felt those emotions and it will lead us to our decision. An example of this situation is, a person condemning or feeling rage on the basis of reason.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
In dealing with ethical action, both thinking and feeling are required for being good. If we only use our emotions without thinking, it may affect our ethical decision so technically if we rush making a decision using only our emotion may not lead to ethical action. But there are instances that only emotion can lead us to ethical action, example of this is, our feelings provide important information for our ethical choices. And there are people who have highly developed habits that make them feel bad when they do something wrong, but many people feel good even though they are doing something wrong. And often our feelings will tell us it is uncomfortable to do the right thing if it is hard. So it depends on our experience and how are we dealing with our emotions.
ROSALES, Hannah Nicole J.
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Thursday 7:00 am – 10:00 am
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Man's feeling does have a great value to his own survival skills, for it is one of the most important thing to consider upon making a decision especially if it requires a thorough understanding before reaching a conclusion. One's feelings like pleasure, anger, happiness and such makes a person feel one's life more survivable than living emotionless. For a reason that it gives us excitement and will to breathe and live everyday knowing what feelings we will experience in the future.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Dealing with one's emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential might have a complication along the way. For one's emotions might be biased and change someone's judgement and decisions but his reason tells otherwise, and that's when complication happens. But dealing with emotion and reason thoroughly, giving them both a chance to share their thoughts, you might conclude something that is worth reaching one's potential for having balance decision of the two.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- One's feelings especially if its intense will or might be made a huge turn on making an ethical action because our mind is so hazy and all we think about is the feelings that cripples on our system. So the best thing to say is that never made an ethical action or decision made on feeling alone but be sure to think things thoroughly before concluding only basing on one's feelings alone.
Venezuela, Darween L.
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Thursday 7am - 10am
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
What a man feels like greatly impact his decision making, specifically if he have the motivation to survive or not. Normally speaking, Feelings acts as your driving force and molds the way you would act to survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes there is indeed a possible conflict especially when one's own emotion overflows to the point that it clouds his own reasoning of what is wrong, since we all know, emotions could sometimes be more on the selfish side.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
No, feelings sometimes does not depend on our abstract reasoning and may possibly cause moral conflicrs between you and the topic. For a decision to be made, there must be also a valid reasoning and does not depend on the feelings alone.
LEYRAN,Steve Justine D.
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THURS 7-10
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
We know that the feelings of a person can affect its survival skill. if we are on a situation that needs us to think critically, it help us to make our decisions upon coping the situation we encountered.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
I think that there are conflict between our emotions and reasons. Sometimes in different situations, our reasons dominates our emotions and vice versa. We should always think on what we should follow in order to make our decisions right.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
No, ethical actions cannot be made on our feelings alone. Because we decide sometimes base in our emotions like when we are in rage, it simply result in a not ethical action.
Alviz, Charles Isaac E.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Feelings plays an important role in a person's survival skills. We think and act based on our feeling that makes us do what we are supposed to do in our daily lives. In old ages, our ancestors have to strive hard to live their lives to find food, shelter and personal needs based on what they felt that they need. In simpler words, humans tend to act accordingly to what he/she feels thus, our feelings are connected to our survival skills
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, most of our actions tend to be the effect of our emotion rather than our logical reasoning. Sometimes emotions tends to overpower how we process our thinking instead of thinking about with logical reasoning.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes but not all the times, ethical action can be made on feelings because when we depend on feelings alone, it is not reasonable at all times even if we process the situation. In addition, feelings can be mixed with our own opinion to the situation resulting to an unethical action but sometimes we make rules that are humane that is honed by our feelings.
TRIA, MARVIN LLOYD G
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THURS | 7-10AM |
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Motivation and determination is the two top feelings that are being shown to a man to his survival skills. Our feelings is the way on how we will do such things. It’s because it will start on how you will feel on the things you will do. If you feel motivated, you’ll probably to the survival skills of yours with all your eagerness since you are motivated. The willingness makes it possible to live much longer because of the passion and eagerness in life.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
For me, there some conflicts involve between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential because in some moments we tend to decide within our feelings where in it shows to emotion but our reason is not enough to make a progress for one's potential. There are circumstances that our emotions overpower our reasons. Some people get easily swayed by extreme emotions making them to disregard their reasons in making such decisions.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Everyone's feeling or even emotions play an important role in making a decision thata is being ethical. when it comes to being ethical we response based on what we think is right and if we react on our feelings alone there is a big possibility that it is exactly what we want to do. Our ethical action sometimes is based on our feelings and willingness to be subjective to take action.
CASACLANG, KRIZTIAN
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THURSDAY 7-10AM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
A man's feelings is important because we tend to make decisions based on our feelings and if what our feelings want is to survive, we will make do so to survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes. These two somehow contradicts each other. It is because emotions are strong that we cannot contain it sometimes and we make decisions with it but that decision does not agree to reasons. Some have the strength to control their emotions and reasons overpower them, that is why some people do reasonable things even if it means disregarding their own feelings.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
No it cannot. It because feelings alone will make a decision that are not reasonable and these actions might be violence.
Divina, Bernadette G.
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Thursday 7-10
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Whenever an emotion is triggered in us, our bodies are instantly and unconsciously affected in very specific ways. In any circumstances we face, our feelings help us to think of ways or actions in order to cope or survive. The feelings that we experience each day can drive us to move and affect our life choices.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, there is a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one’s own potential if it is not balanced. For example, when emotion takes over you, we tend to do things without rationally thinking causing harm not only for others but also ourselves.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
I think it depends on a given situation because sometimes our feeling leads us to the right path yet still, the best thing to do is to think before we act.
Yuson, Angelo Marou D.C.
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Thursday 7am - 10am
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Feelings influence’s our action, behavior and even our decisions. We human survives by our critical situations that can conclude in giving up or continuing it depends on our experience on that feeling, on how we react to that feeling, and how we response on that kind of feeling. Feelings are very important even it is short or long as it may affect on what going to happen.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, because emotions can go high (happiness) or low (sadness). When that extreme emotion come to our mind it affects our reasoning and analyzation on what shouldn’t we decide that will lead to certain regret.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, ethical action can be made on feelings alone, but sometimes it also considers other variable like religion and philosophy major roles in reasoning and analyzing. But it takes a huge role in making ethical actions because it evokes others on how they may feel also.
Flores, Marianne B.
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TH 7 -10 am
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The value of man's feeling in connection to his survival skills is we all want to live and survive. Our emotions, however, have been programmed and fine-tuned by evolution primarily to prepare us for action, for movement—to alert us to our real condition and help direct choices that eventually have to become physical choices. Whenever our emotions are triggered, our bodies are instantly and unconsciously affected in very specific ways.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
There is a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's potential if both of them are contradicting to each other. We do have reasons for every action we do, but not all the time we use our emotions to do so. Emotions can affect our decisions because it based on what we feel, but not what we think or what we know is right. But sometimes, we became more reasonable if we use our emotions. So there's a conflict between the two in reaching one's potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
For me, an ethical action can be made with feelings alone if we are well educated and know the difference between right and wrong. In that way, our feelings can decide alone in an ethical way. But not all the time it is possible, there are a lot of circumstances that our feelings cannot stand alone in making decisions or actions.
John Kenneth Garino
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THURSDAY 7:00-10:00AM
1.What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Our feelings had an important role when it comes to our behavior and how we think. Sometimes our decision we made is depending on how we feels. We also tend to take certain actions in order to experience positive emotions and minimize the probability of feeling negative emotions. Feelings can be our motivation to survive in everyday life.
2.Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, there are many times that we need do a certain action that is not supposed to do even if it can cause negative emotion because of some valid reason. Example of this is neglecting an opportunity to reach our goal in life but for some reason we tend not to grab it even if it can cause negative emotion. When there is an opportunity we need to grab it, even if it has a valid reason for not to grab it, but not all the times there is opportunity. Sometimes we need to set aside our emotions and reasons to reach our potential or to lead our future into success
3.Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Not all the time that our emotion or feelings alone can lead us to do an ethical action. Emotions evoked by suffering, such as sympathy and empathy, often lead people to act ethically toward others that is why ethical action should be done not only emotional but also rational.
OXIMA, CHRISTINE JELSCA M.
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THURSDAY 4PM-7PM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
A man's feelings have a huge impact to his actions that he will do in the future. The emotions he feels each day can compel to take action and influence the decisions he makes about his lives, both large and small. For example, if you will live positively and happy, the bright things are coming and can motivate to have a productive lifestyle and for you to discover what skills you will have.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, sometimes we forget our true emotions by reasoning in a way we don't want to feel like for example, the killers to make a revenge they will forget that they have emotions to make the people pay for what they did to them because of the anger that grew from their emotion, they are capable of doings such things.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
For me, it depends on the situation sometimes our mind decide what will action we will do and how the world would it be to us. Sometimes we hide our feelings for others not get hurt by not taking an action or not to something because we still need to consider the outcome we make if the feelings will prevail.
Dela Cruz, Daniel
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The feelings of a man are one of the key factors that drive him to live and survive. These feelings motivate him to do certain tasks to be able to withstand any obstacles within his way.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's potential?
YES. There are circumstances where we aren't able to create mindful decisions because we are consumed by our emotions. We can't think properly and has a tendency to create poor judgement if reason and emotion are messed up.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
NO. To create an ethical action, one has to rely not only on his feelings but on proper reasoning. One has to be rational with his actions to make it ethical.
SABLAYAN, ALLEAH KATE S.
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THURSDAY 4PM-7PM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
I believe that emotions play important role in how we think and behave. The emotions that was expressed had triggered something to us personally. The value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills this will lead him to stay alive if there's any emergency or alarming event. Survival depends a great deal on a person's ability to withstand stress in emergency situations. Your brain is without doubt your best survival tool. A positive mind has a very strong influence on the mentality and motivation necessary for setting a goal to live.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, emotion sometimes it uses as a basis in making decisions. Sometimes if we going to consider our emotions in making reasons it may lead us to conflict. Sometimes some opportunities has been wasted because of a certain feeling of shyness and unmotivated. Also what we feel is the main reason of something that we did.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
For me no, if we are going to let our feelings decide what we do then our ideas will never be tangible. For example, if you feel infuriated to someone you might kill him or do something bad definitely, it's unethical.
BANICER, Marvin S.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Man's feelings is important in connection to his survival skills because it dictates the reasoning to his mind. It gives him the reason to create solutions to his problems and survive difficulties. Feelings has an important role in making a decision.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- I think there is a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential because it affects on how he make a decision. Sometimes emotions contradicts our mind being rational. But it helps a man to develop his critical thinking to evaluate situations happening on his life.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Ethical actions can be made on feelings alone sometimes because we are blinded of the reason of what we feel and ignoring what is rational. Emotions leads a man to be in a tough situations then regret it later on. Critical thinking should be considered when it comes to ethical actions in order to come up with a good decision.
Guevarra,Sealtiel Grant
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1.feelings influence in our actions conclude in giving up our continuing it depends on our experience on that feeling on how how we react to that feeling feelings are very important even if is short or long as it may affect on what going to happen we will make do to survive
2.between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential they maybe have different functions on dealing with our own decision sometimes emotions dominate our decision it happens when we are carried away by emotions
3.no feelings does not depend on our abstract reasoning and may possibly cause moral conflics between you and the topic for desicion to be made
Guevarra,Sealtiel Grant
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1.feelings influence in our actions conclude in giving up our continuing it depends on our experience on that feeling on how how we react to that feeling feelings are very important even if is short or long as it may affect on what going to happen we will make do to survive
2.between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential they maybe have different functions on dealing with our own decision sometimes emotions dominate our decision it happens when we are carried away by emotions
3.no feelings does not depend on our abstract reasoning and may possibly cause moral conflics between you and the topic for desicion to be made
BARTOLOME, REALIE G.
ReplyDeleteBT-NFT-3A, Thursday 4pm-7pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Our emotions have a major influence on the decisions we make, from what we decide and what we think. Our emotions can play an important role in how we think and behave. The emotions we feel each day can compel us to take action and influence the decisions we make about our lives, both large and small. Sometimes our emotions are the reason of our down moments in life. But sometimes our emotions can also be our strength.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- For me, yes there is a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching our own potential. Because sometimes our emotions can have a contradiction in our reasonings. In order to make our decisions in life.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- No. Because sometimes if we choose to make a decision that is made by our emotions, sometimes the results of our actions is not an ethical. By making our own decisions we need to be conscious on we are doing. Not by our feelings alone.
Kathleen Beatrix V. Sarmiento
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1. What is the value of man's feeling in connection to his survival skills?
- The value of man's feelings or emotions plays an important role in how we think and behave. The emotions we feel each day, forces us to take action and influence the decisions we makr about our lives.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, because if we let our emotions get in the way of everything, it can result to either good or bad. Our actions have major consequences for ourselves and others. They can hurt our loved ones and even others. This is why it is so crucial to differentiate behaviour from internal feelings abd emotional state.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- For me, it depends on what situation we were in. But still, ethical action should always be considered in every possible way in doing decisions and even actions with feelings alone. Personal feeling shouldn't be put to every actions we make.
Ezekiel D. Guevarra
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1. What is the value of man's feeling in connection to his survival skills?
Our feelings impact the choices we make, from what we choose and our opinion. Our feelings can assume a significant part by they way we think and carry on. It gives him the motivation to make answers for his issues and endure troubles. Sentiments has a significant part in creation a choice.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
I think there is certain contentions include among feelings and reason in arriving at one's own potential on the grounds that in certain time we will in general choose inside our sentiments where in it shows to feeling however our explanation isn't sufficient to gain a ground for one's latent capacity.
Sometimes emotion is right and our thinking is not or vice versa.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
No. Settling on a moral choice requirements to have motivation to be more moral. A few people choose sincerely that is the reason the choice they made is inclination. By having an extraordinary feeling can make us more nonsensical in what we do. So it is difficult to make a moral activity on the off chance that we just utilize our emotions.
SIBUCAO, Jaime Hanz III M.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Emotions are a vital part of of being a human, including its connection to survival skills. Emotions such as fear and anxiety aid humans to react to danger. Nonetheless, emotions motivate humans to respond and react to any situations.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, a person's emotion can hinder and disrupt one's rational thinking and logic. Since emotion has more influence than reason, due to the fact that emotions are more primitive, part of the brain. Thus, emotions can impede one's own potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes, since emotions does affect one's decision making, and decisions is what drives a human to act. A person can also do ethical action made on feelings alone. An example is the emotions of; guilt, embarrassment, and shame. Negative emotions like this motivates people to act ethically. Although it is not always a necessity to involve personal emotions on each and every action.
Foehn Raja P. Dela Cruz
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II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
In accordance of man's feelings it is widely portrayed that man are strong and prideful but in reality it varies. Mankind can always do things for the greater good but in terms of life or death situation only some can handle their own legs and not run away. For we value most of our lives. The deciding factor of a man's feelings in connection to his survival skills is great for most of us our drive by passion and will and so is our body. A little distain on our hope will be enough to crush this feeling alone though.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
-Not always that there is a conflict in emotions and reasons. The only way I could think of this is wanting to do something so desperate but your convictions or moral says no other wise will surely hinder what you can do. I believe that if we have trust our ownselves and the decisions we made, then we are in full potential. yet, if we have internal conflicts inside our own mentality then our focus and potential may vary on our very own convictions
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-For me, yes. But not always. Just as discussed on the past lessons. our ethic will always vary per perspective and will not always be good on the eyes of others. But sometimes genuine feelings can save someone's life. for genuine feelings is like instinct that will make your body move for the sake of someone or something.
Pamintuan, John Rupert S.
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II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Too much love will kill you.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes. You can't think rationally if you're in love.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-Yes. You will sacrifice yourself for the people you love.
Yee, Patrick P.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Emotions can be vital in a man's survival skills. Emotions can affect a man's decision especially when it comes to life and death matter.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, There are times that emotions overpowering reason, as there are many sentimental things that must be considered in a situation that can affect a person's rational thinking. If Emotion overpowers reason a man will act without considering the consequences, and it might hold back an individual's growth.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- No, because sometimes ethical action can be the best action there is. If a computer can be programmed to do the best move it will not consider if the best move was ethical or not, and it doesn't have any emotion or feelings to spoke of, therefore an ethical action can not be made on feelings alone.
Estrella, Joana Marie L.
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Monday 4:00PM - 7:00PM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Feelings or emotions influence man in making decisions throughout his life. Making decisions in life greatly affects man survival skills. Also man's feelings or emotion affect his daily lives whether in making decision or how he thinks or behaves.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, there is a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential. Sometimes emotion might contradict your reasoning and can greatly affect your decision making. It can hinder your own potential or it might lead to other path that can have major consequences. When both of your emotion and reasoning contradict, you'll have a hard time in making decisions.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- For me, no, because when making decision or action, we should not only depend on feelings alone. We have to think whether it is good or bad. We have to think our actions' consequences and be responsible for our actions. Depending on feelings alone in making decision is an irresponsible action. It could case conflict and problems. I think we should consider feelings in making action but depending only on feelings alone would not result an ethical action.
Cuevas, Rosario Imelda C.
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Monday 4-7 pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
-Our feelings dictates what must be done in order to survive. It makes us motivated to commit an action and find ways in order to survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, because if we put up our emotions too much, we might not be able to think rationally and causes us to be overly sensitive to everything that it doesn't make much sense anymore.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-Yes, because if we know our feelings is right we connect our morality to our decision making that makes us ethically literate with our actions. But it is not always applicable on every situation we experience because sometimes we might be feeling too much that we don't have the sense of right and wrong anymore.
Serrano, Saeymond Charles N. BSCS2A
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
-Million years of evolution had an impact on how man survived and evolved with the use of emotions. Early man are prey from other huge animals millions of years ago and they use fear to sense danger giving them the idea to flee from such dangers.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
-Human mind works in mysterious ways that affects even a persons way of thuinking. Your mind can destroy you because of many factors that can be encountered in a pesons lifetime.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-No. Feelings can disrupt your rational thinking and can sway you to making the right decision.
Kenlord P. Pamatian
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MONDAY - 4:00 - 7:00 PM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The interconnection of one's feelings to his survival skills is that a person's sense of adaptability on things depends on how strong one views things in a certain perspective. For these feelings will serve as urge and motivation for a person to take action and on how far are you willing to go to survive. When the feeling of needing to survive is at its peak, one will do whatever it takes to secure something that can be used in the future.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, there is conflict in one's reasoning when emotion comes into play. For emotions can cloud one's thoughts therefore affecting one's reasoning for the subject matter. Often times a person can't allign his thoughts clearly when he is suffering from anger, sadness, confusion, and many different emotions. Therefore, it changes the way one does his reasoning and ultimately prevents one from reaching his potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes. One's feelings does play an important role in deciding on different things. Although one must not base solely on feelings on making a decision. We cannot deny that it is still a factor. We must this information with a grain of salt for not every decision based on feelings can always result to positive outcomes, it can also cause negative outcomes.
Aguilar, Jheanne Rona A.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Man's feeling has a significant part to his survival in how they contemplate and act. The emotions we feel can force us to take an action and gives impact on the decisions we make in our lives. Our feelings serve as our motivation to act fast and make an action that will make the most of our chances of survival and success.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- For me yes, because sometimes people are carried away by their own emotion and affects their decisions. There are times that because of too much emotion, the planned decision is no longer satisfied. In that case, it affects a person's potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Maybe it can be, ethical action does not automatically mean doing the right thing. Your only goal is to fulfill your viewpoint and what you think is right. Although its outcome may be good or bad, the important thing is you did what you think is right.
Romero, Allana Mae L.
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Monday 4:00 - 7:00
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- I would say that a man's feelings is probably one of the biggest influence to his skills regarding one's survival. Most often, a man does whatever his feelings urges him to do which can also relate to his survival. Like for example, if he feels hunger, he would then eat. And as we all know, eating is one of the primary factors of survival.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, there is. It is very common for us to have conflictions whether we should do something that may benefit our emotions but is against our rational thinking and vice versa. However, I could say that our emotions can greatly affect how we build our reasoning for ourselves. But then, we all know that sometimes, we do things that we think is the right thing to do (reasons) and at the same time, gives us a negative emotion.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- While this might be possible and feelings can be a good foundation for us to build our own ethical reasons, this kind of reasoning have its own downsides as well. We feel emotions on a whim, and ethical actions is something that should be thought about. From the phrase itself, it should be ethical. And people feel emotions that make them do unethical actions.
Doria, Mark Cedrick T.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Our Feelings/Emotions plays a big factor on our daily lives even on the little things that we do. Feelings such as motivated and energized, makes one person cope their problems easily and without anxiety or unsureness.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
-Yes, because sometimes our emotions affects our thinking and in making a decision. For example, a famous artist can not make now more paintings because of the depression, sadness she/he dealing with, and that's the start of the stopping of her/his passion.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-Depends on the situation, because ethical action sometimes may based in what on our feelings possess. Feelings alone can be positive and negative, Actions must be done with process of thinking, so that we can avoid being toxic to others and regret on the end.
Gallardo, Juan Patrick A.
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Monday 4:00pm - 7:00pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Man's survival skills are dependable on the skills that they learned throughout the life; either it can help them survived the day, or survived a year, it all depends on what are the skills they used on a certain problem that Man's can strive for everyday. The feelings of Man, can affect it's survival skills, because of feelings it can measure what is valuable or not based on his feelings, he can just do the wrong things but don't do it, because of his feelings, or rather say consciousness.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and
reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, because there is a saying that do not decide if you're feeling anger, sadness, glad, you need to decide for something if you are on your neutral emotion, in which you can think rationally, and all the emotions you have are balanced on their own, because if you decide to do something while on the feeling of being angry, you can't control anything because anger controlled you.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- No. feelings are needed to be take consider when doing an action, and you need to think rationally when deciding to do an action on a certain event, so that the right thing can be accomplished.
ANDUS, Elaine S.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- In how we think and act, emotions can play a significant role. The feelings we experience every day will cause us to take an action and affect the decisions we make about our lives, may it be large or small. Our emotions are somewhat related to our survival skill because these emotions will give us the drive to find solutions to our own challenges and endure difficulties of life.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes. There is a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential because people are influenced by their own emotion that can take hold of their decisions and behaviors in life. Instead of doing what should be done, we prefer to pursue what is on our mind. Good or bad thing will happen if we tend to let our emotions overpower our intelligence and vice versa.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- In my opinion, yes. As I've said earlier emotions affect the decisions we make everyday. The consequences of the emotions we felt don't mean it's unethical all the time. Sometimes our emotions can give us the drive to find solutions to our own challenges and endure difficulties of life.
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
ReplyDelete- Feelings is something that one will get in almost every time. Happiness, sadness, tiredness and more. They play a role in how we act today, and is also a factor on how we live and do stuff everyday! A person's entire behaviour will almost run entirely on how a person feels: slow and cumbersome, fast and energetic, and more. From these feelings, are survival skills can be said to be connected to it, for our feelings will impact on how we will find a solution to this problem-- effective or not effective, fast or slow, it does affect our survival.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Very much yes. This is very common conflict for us individuals. Emotion is a powerful factor; it will and it can influence other decision and behaviour an individual has for a long time. Sometimes a situation calls whenever one is happy or not in their scenario, and emotions dictate that a person should change but a side of reasoning it's much more practical to stay or vice-versa.
It doesn't mean both are good or bad, but it does show conflict.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes, and in fact, it happens in a daily basis to various individuals. As discussed in previous lectures and reflection papers, emotion is a strong factor, which is given birth from a person's feelings. However, despite being a whim when an action is indeed decided from feelings alone, it doesn't always mean it's the wrong choice generally. It can be one of the key factors of finding solutions and figuring our problems that sometimes logical thinking wouldn't fix so easily. A balance of both is great to have.
ISCALA, JAIRUS IVAN R.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The essence of man's feeling or sense in his survival skills is that it serves as his instincts. Human survive through instincts and experiences so feelings modify human's response towards his surroundings. If a man feels cold or hot, he will seek shelter, same goes when he feels hungry or thirsty, unhappy or in pain, these feelings urges man to respond to its environment to fulfill what lacks in what he feels mainly for thriving.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, there is a conflict between the two. Some people lack emotional quotient or logical/intelligence quotient. Neither of the two should overpower or overweigh our judgments. We have to balance the basis of using our emotions and reasons in decision-making.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- I think no because feelings overpower our view on a particular thing based on what we feel at that time. Our decisions were hyped by this emotion especially when this emotion is at its peak that time.
Guarte, Ism C.
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Monday 4-7 pm
1.What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
-For me the man’s feelings have a big factor in connection to the survival skills because base on what I`ve learn when I was senior high school, the life of humans back in pre historic period if I’m not wrong is what we call survival of the fittest which means that they need to adopt to their environment for them to live and last long. And that eagerness to survive and to live more is the reason why they nurture and evolve as times go by. And also that’s the reason why they are able to build some things or technology that help them to survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- “don’t promise when you are happy, don’t reply when you are angry, and don’t decide affect many aspect in our self like on how we solve problem, think, decide, or in other term it can affect our logical thinking. Showing that the one that have a bad mood, sad, angry and other negative mood are the one that have the lowest performance in the test they take, while the one that currently in a good mood excel on the same test. It means that our emotion can affect our thinking and reasoning
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-For me it can’t be, because like on what I said about emotions and reasons. Emotion can override the reasoning of one person and in result to that, he/she may do an inappropriate action. Ethical action can be define as an action with a valid reason and having a valid reason must consider the feelings and the logical thinking of a person, if feelings will be dominant like what o have said earlier, it will result to wrong action.
JABLA, Dylan R.
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II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
-Every living organism have their own survival skills and instincts and that includes us humans. And our instincts can deeply affect our feelings and actions. In the middle of distress, a human may act hostile or think and act only for himself, disregarding anything and anyone around. It is a built in response to danger in our mind and body to keep us alive. On the other hand, feelings such as anxiety, stress, and depression dulls our senses and our ability to react to stimulus. Thus, feelings itself also greatly affects our survival skills.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
-Reaching one's potential depends on how you act and work your way to achieve it, and our emotions and reasoning affects us in our decision to act upon it. Some people have the guts and willpower to overcome adversities to continue striving towards their goals, and some people just can't and crumbles upon the pressure they and other put into themselves.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-For me, ethical actions can sometimes be made on feelings alone. It depends on how someone thinks and decides. Ethical actions are usually well-thought actions that are decided carefully considering every consequences and effects it may bring. But if someone has a firm and solid righteous foundation, he can also sometimes make ethical actions upon feelings of guilt, pity, responsibility, and more.
Wendell Herrero
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Monday 4:00pm - 7:00pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Emotion is one of the important parts of being a human. Without emotion, we will live like robots and we feel nothing that we could not even feel motivated. Also, with feelings, we could react differently depending what we feel. For example, when we feel fear, our senses are heightened. When we are happy, sometimes we do things we can imagine for our future.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
There is. But not always. Only when the reason disagrees with the person's feelings. Take for example when someone decide for his course and got into the dilemma wherein if he will choose passion or practicality. Because if he chooses his passion, he will reach his full potential because he loves what he is doing. But not all got into this dilemma if this someone can afford of his/her desired course.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, but we should not rely on feelings alone because sometimes feelings can be selfish. You can make unethical action because it is what you want, and it is will satisfy you. There should be always a good reason after knowing what you want.
Funtanilla, Antoinette M.
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Monday 4-7 PM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Feelings have continually helped us adapt and evolve for our survival. An example is if a person feels afraid of something, that person will most likely flee from the threat until he or she feels safe. That fear keeps the person out of danger. This proves that feelings plays a major role in our survival in the society.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes. Emotions often hinders our rational thinking. There are people who base their decision on emotion rather than logical reasoning, and there are those who don't let their emotions lead in making decisions. The latter usually make the right decisions, while the former are usually more emotionally stable.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes and no. For example, the negative emotions we feel like guilt compels us to act ethically, while anger usually makes us careless which results to doing unethical things.
Borromeo, Daniel Christian R.
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Monday 4 – 7pm
1. What is the value of man’s feeling in connection to his survival skills?
- The feelings of a man always influence the actions of an individual in a certain situation. Whenever a man is in a such dangerous or critical state, it is the reasoning that determines the action of an individual, either which is best or suited in a specific situation. While, on the other hand, our feelings are very vital because it determines whether our action is considered as fair and promotes justice, or consider as right, but didn’t qualify on the judgement of the society or you as a person.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one’s own potential?
- Yes, there are times wherein the emotions of an individual overpowering their reasoning, resulting in an outcome that is frequently bad and rarely good. There are such situations wherein our drives are too much heightened because either those situations are tremendously good or bad that we cannot maintain our reasoning.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- No. An action is considered as ethical when we balance our reasoning and emotions to doing that specific action. Although, there are just rare times wherein our emotions are too much high when we do those actions, it is not advisable to do it repeatedly.
MISSY SUE I DEVERO
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Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Man’s feelings play an important role in how we think and behave each day that makes us to take an action and influence the decisions we make about on our lives. Feelings are the adaptations that allow us humans to survive. Feelings or emotions serve an adaptive role in our lives that motivates us to act quickly and take actions that will maximize our chances in surviving. All in all, feelings are a crucially important aspect of our psychological composition, having meaning and function to each of us individually, to our relationships with others in groups, and to our societies as a whole for us to live.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, our emotions affect logical reasoning. Emotions can have a significant effect on the way we think, decide, and solve problems. One’s emotions and reason are usually in opposite directions. And many of us human behave, move, decide depends on our emotions because emotions are more powerful on our mind. Without thinking the logical reasons that may affect us on our decisions in the future. And sometimes we always stuck between on deciding what to choose either our feelings/emotions or what is right to do or want we want to do.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, feelings alone could make an ethical action, but not all the time. As I said feelings or emotions has a big part on our decision making. Most of the time, our feelings leads us to make an ethical action, one example is when we feel empathy towards someone, we tend to help them immediately because that’s what we feel for them they need help. But sometimes, our feelings alone make us to do some choices that leads on bad effect or result on us.
Complido John Edward D.
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Monday 4-7 pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Emotions can play an important role in how we think and behave. The emotions we feel each day can compel us to take action and influence the decisions we make about our lives, both large and small.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes; being overwhelmed, scared, angry, hurt, and frustration can cause our bodies to react in “fight or flight” mode. it can shape the way we think and decide at the current situation.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, it makes a significant role in our ethical-decision making. examples are: Emotions evoked by suffering, such as sympathy and empathy, often lead people to act ethically toward others.
Rogene Ann C. Bermejo
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THURSDAY 4pm – 7pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
I think the esteem of man’s sentiments in association to his survival aptitudes is the enthusiasm or needing to live the life. Our precursors agreeing to the history they did everything investigate, find, concoct and etc. fair to form their life since they needed to outlive, they found nourishment, made protect, made apparatuses, and numerous other things. Essentially, the man’s sentiments are truly associated to the survival expertise since what human’s feel they will act on it appropriately. As to life you'll do everything to pass through all the challenges.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
There's a strife between feelings and reason in coming to one’s possess potential. Some of the time, individuals are overwhelmed by their feeling impacting their choices and behaviors in life. We tend to take after what’s on our intellect rather than doing what is have to be. Pride, especially, is one of the reasons why strife emerges but can still play an vital part in coming to possess potentials.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
For me yes. It’s since in each moral activity it has connection on the sentiments we have. We make this activity since we have this feeling of readiness. Too our sentiments is in some cases the way in which on how we are going do the activity we’ll make.
RODIL, Laille Aldrich I.
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Monday 4-7 pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Naturally, when a man feels any negative feelings such as hunger, fear, disgust, anxiety, etc.. The body signals the mind that the well-being of the person is being put in risk or danger. These feelings also promotes bodily responses that can most effectively deal with the situation present.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
During some cases, emotions can truly cloud our judgements making us decide poorly on making decisions. But biologically speaking, reason always comes first as it should since it is produced in the mind while emotion in the other hand is produced in heart.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, aside from it can cloud our judgement, it can also show us a perspective unconventional to the decision without consideration for the feelings.
PUNZALAN, Kurk Van H.
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1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Well, I believe that emotions is what drives humans to survive. Naturally when humans experience fear and pain, it gives them knowledge on how to perform better on a daily basis. Emotions either motivates or demotivate an individual which affects one's survival skills.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, to fully master one of each is to sacrifice the other ; so to achieve perfect reasoning is to deplete emotions itself and vice versa. While the potential of growth is also dependent on how those two things developed. Since you will not perceive some things when you do not harness the capabilities to understand them.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes, since feelings affect how one makes a decision which leads on how people act. People also do ethical actions depend on what they felt before. So if they had histories of shame or guilt they do ethical actions to respond to such situations. Do note that not all ethical actions are made by feeling alone
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Monday 4:00 -7:00 pm
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- According to Charles Darwin, feelings is the adaptation of humans and animals to survive. It has a big role in our survival by motivating us to take action. For example, if you see a dog running towards your direction, you'll feel fear. You'll be in a 'fight or flight' zone. If fear dominates you, you'll probably run and will entice the natural hunting instincts of the dog which will do you no good. Otherwise, staying still will not make the dog feel threatened by you.
There are also other psychological aspects of feelings that can affect a human's will to live. This depends on his or her free will.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Brain is known as the most complexed structure in the universe. There are emotions which are automatically felt without much cognitive processing such as fear and surprise, while some are self-conscious such as pride and guilt. These emotions can be a hindrance to a person's decision-making. An example is fear. For when we feel fear, there are many things we cannot do or rather choose not to do. Our reasons may vary on the person's emotions or another person's if validated by the first person.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- No. There are a number of basis to determine whether an action is ethical. It should be based on duty, and the doer and receiver's perspective must be considered. There are times that a person may do something fully based on their feelings. It can be because of anger or as what people call "Nagdilim ang paningin", but those actions are not considered as ethical actions.
Rosales, Earl Benjamin T.
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Monday 4pm-7pm
1. What is the value of man's feeling in connection to his survival skills?
A man can survive simply by getting his basic needs. But psychological reasoning explains that emotions/feelings is one of the reasons that increases our chances of survival. Emotions help us get experience and motivation which are needed in living our life. When we feel love, anger, fear, pain, sadness, joy, etc. another reason is added to our minds which would motivate us to survive in this world.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Definitely yes. Emotions and reasons harmonizes in relation to one's principles and decisions, however, they mostly contradict each other which could put a person in a state of dilemma. Decisions can be made because of emotions or feelings the person felt. Rash decisions were often made because of emotional stress felt by a person. In contrast, a rational person is someone who is sensible and is able to make decisions based on intelligent thinking rather than on emotion. The person does things based on logic and opposed impulsive decisions.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
No. Making ethical actions may seem to be greatly influenced by a person's feelings or emotions. Doing ethical action based on feelings alone might be considered biased or based on sympathy and empathy. Although ethical actions cannot be made on feelings alone, it is however made with the combination of rationality or reasoning and emotions or feelings. With these two, a person should be able to do the best decision depending on the situation given.
Lorence Joy G. De Guzman
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Monday 4-7pm
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Man's feeling is very essential in every life. Our feelings is an adaptation of us in able to survive. Feelings makes us motivated, encouraged, and determined to take an action, find ways, and to support our basic needs to survive.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, there is a conflict between emotions and reasons. There's a saying that if you let your emotions control you every time, you will fail. Human should think rationally and if one person put so much emotions when it comes to reasoning or making decisions, he/she will not be able to think properly and critically. People should balance their emotions so that it will not be a hindrance when it comes to reasoning.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
No, an ethical action cannot be made on feelings alone. Ethical actions are also based on laws or regulation. If feelings is a factor of an ethical action, it can be considered as biased or with empathy. Humans should think rationally to make an ethical action. We should not rely on our feelings all the time.
Lhester B. Castuciano
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Monday (4:00PM - 7:00PM)
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- A man’s feeling takes a vital role on how we think and act in a certain situation. Our feelings or emotions change everyday and it affects our decision that leads to an action based on our feelings. Part of man’s survival skills is decision-making. In order to survive, man should critically scrutinize every situation to produce an ethical decision. One of the factors that affects one decision is our feeling and emotions that could also affect our survival skills too. Our feelings make us to take an action that maximize our chance of survival.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, there’s a conflict between emotions and reasons in reaching one’s goal. One of the factors that affects reaching goals is our emotions. if a person let his/her emotions take an action without a proper understanding to a certain situation, it may lead to an unreasonable thinking. Letting our reasons or logical thinking interfere by our feelings will result to an inevitable wrong decision that makes a difficulty in reaching one’s goal.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- No, you cannot make an ethical action on feeling alone. There are many factors that are need to consider before we can call it as an ethical action. One of that is reason or logical thinking. Feelings cannot work alone because there’s a chance that the outcome of your action will be irrational or unreasonable.
EUGENIO, ROSE ANNE J.
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Monday (4:00 - 7:00 PM)
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Feelings evolved in people to make us aware to everyday threats to our survival. We continually examine our current circumstance for dangers and opportunities, to fulfill our most fundamental necessities. We get a steady body-mind report about the condition of the world through our feelings. They give us a quick assessment about whether something is beneficial for us or awful for us and they persuade us to make an action accordingly.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- I think there's a conflict between emotion and reason. Because emotions can affect not just the nature of the decision, but the speed at which you make it. Anger can prompt eagerness and impulsive decision-making. In case you're excited, you may settle on quick choices without thinking about the suggestions, as you surf the rush of certainty and confidence about what's to come. While if you feel afraid, your choices might be blurred by uncertainty and caution, and it may take you longer to choose.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- No, because making an ethical action includes feelings and logic. since they have a role to play in helping us make good choices. On the off chance that we comprehend where our feelings come from and begin to see how they influence our reasoning and behavior, we can work on dealing with our response and figure out how to settle on better decisions.
LANDICHO, IRIS S.
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MONDAY (4PM-7PM)
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Your survival skills automatically gets activated according with the situation we face, and it depends to that on how you should react or do something to survive in that particular situation. So the value of man's feelings is very significant and the major thing that drives us in making actions and for our survival skills.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- There is always a conflict in reaching one's own potential especially when you have so much to consider. Like for example, you wanted to be a doctor for your parents' sake, you didn't want to disappoint them, and that's your only reason to continue medicine, but personally, and you know it in yourself that arts is what you really want to pursue. But since your parents want you to become a doctor, you continue medicine and set aside arts.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Considering the word "ethical", it talks about being logical, rational, and goes along the rules or standards for right conducts and practices. Our feelings tend to be irrational and unreasonable at times that invalidates the essence of ethics, so ethical actions, by the word itself, cannot be made with feelings alone.
DELA CRUZ, ROMELITO T.
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THURSDAY 7-10AM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
The feelings or emotions helps us to survive. We activate our instinct of survival. For example, if you feel angry, you find what things you get irritated and fixed that things. When you feel fear, your mind start to think how to overcome it and survive from it in any situation. and when you feel love you find someone for reproduction. We all have a instinct on how to react in a certain condition that we feel harm or in danger to overcome it.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, because sometimes there is a thing that people cannot do. For example, you want to finish your study but you are a lazy person. You always need an effort for the things you do. You also consider what you feel on that thing. Like if that things is what you really want to pursue for you to be able to achieve a goal or that potential you want to achieve.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
In ethical manner, sometimes you need to consider other. what other will think to the you do. You must consider if that things will not affect others or it will harm them. You can also learn what is right or wrong in your community and daily life.
Rosario, Nichole Andrea P.
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MONDAY 4PM - 7PM
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Man has emotions associated with his survival skills. Many people today experience depression, anxiety and so on. Many people also commit suicide because they can no longer handle this problem they are experiencing. But there are people who because they feel they are still strong, that with every trial they go through they do not despair. In human emotions or feelings you can see how stable they are in their lives.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- People have their own potential. There are many people who can do things that they can do well good or bad. They may have done those things because of the emotion they wanted or there was a reason why they did it. For example, there is a father and son. The father wants his son to be a doctor to treat his youngest brother but the son wants to be a musician. The father told the son that he would not study it if he did not take a doctorate course. But in the end, the father's wishes for the child were obeyed. Let's focus on the child, he chose to be a doctor in the sense that he wants to heal his brother that even his wishes will not be fulfilled.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes, because no one will do things without feeling bad for them. We choose or do things according to how we feel. We can do something that is not against our will. Because what we choose is what we get, and the choice includes the feelings of the individual.
Fran Kyle A. Ledesma
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MONDAY 4-7 PM
Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Man's survival skills are depend on what level of danger they are up against. When man is threatened, man may feel anger, or fear, and adrenaline kicks in; and so do their survival instincts. This is a survival reflex that kicks in, the emotion we feel differs from person to person. Emotions are essential to man's survival because it helps man adjust and know what and how to feel about a situation.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
I believe that conflict exists between emotions and reasoning, and it makes sense as to why is exists. Sometimes what you feel is right may not be the right thing to do. This conflict hinders human potential making them have muddy thinking and therefore making choices and decisions difficult for them. Emotions help in some situations, but could also be a hindrance to some. To really reach one's potential, one must find a way to find the balance between emotion and reasoning.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
If we're just taking the word 'ethical' at face value, I don't think its possible to make an ethical decision or action based on feelings alone. Emotions tend to make people unreasonable and on occasion make people experience tunnel vision. With that in mind, making an ethical action based off of feelings alone just doesn't seem too logical.
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ReplyDeleteAvanzado, Cristopher A.
ReplyDeleteBSCS-2AB Monday 4-7 PM
II. Activity:
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
- Man's feelings makes the man more likely to be invulnerable when unwanted situations come. For instance, when feeling unsecured, distress may lead the man's action to do all what he can do to protect himself. In addition, when a man feels exhausted or demotivated in whatever he is doing, he finds a way just to go back to his track again in achieving his goal.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes there is. People have different levels of susceptibility of their emotions and the level of their reasoning. If a person's emotions is highly susceptible to negative factors, it may cause the person to doubt whatever he/she can do and may eventually affect his/her reasoning which could lead to hinder the person in reaching his/her own potential .
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- I think ethical actions can be made on both feelings and reasoning. The fact that people must know how to differentiate what morally right is from morally wrong, it is the factor that reasoning should be involved first. Ethical actions can be made on reasoning alone but not on feelings alone.
Abalora, Sean David B.
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Monday | 4PM to 7PM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Having no feelings is like being an empty shell, and many people say that relying on your feelings too much is a burden. And that just goes without saying that with great power comes great responsibility.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
There are always two sides to a coin, it all depends on how we look at it.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Ethical actions shouldn't always be based off of reasoning and facts alone. And when say that whenever we make a decision in life and it involves ethical and life-changing situations, feelings should never be a factor in any of your thoughts, but I think that the courage and conviction in making a life-changing decision that's factored with our feelings is what makes us human after all.
Canas, Neil Michael D.
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Monday | 4PM to 7PM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
In the survival skills of a man, feelings can be critical. Particularly when it comes to life and death, feelings can impact the choice of a man.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, as passion comes into action, there is tension in one's thinking. Emotions will also trouble one's thoughts, impacting one's rationale for the subject matter. Many times, when a person is suffering from anger, depression, confusion, and several other feelings, a person can't align his thoughts clearly. Therefore the way he does his logic varies and finally stops one from achieving his ability.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
It depends on the situation, and often ethical behavior can be focused on what our emotions hold. Feelings alone can be optimistic and destructive, actions through a thought process must be conducted so that we can stop being toxic to others and eventually regret.
Yusoph, Jihad M.
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Monday 4pm - 7pm
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-our ability to successfully interact with other people is so important to our survival, these skills have become part of human nature. We determine whether to help in large part on the basis of how other people make us feel, and how we think we will feel if we help or do not help them.
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-Emotion has a substantial influence on the cognitive processes in humans.it has a particularly strong influence on attention, especially modulating the selectivity of attention as well as motivating action and behavior. This attentional and executive control is intimately linked to learning processes, as intrinsically limited attentional capacities are better focused on relevant information.However, Emotions can affect our decisions because it based on what we feel, but not what we think or what we know is right. But , we became more reasonable if we use our emotions. So there's a conflict between the two in reaching one's potential.
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-The vast majority don't understand how much their feelings direct their ethical decisions. In any case, specialists think it is difficult to make any significant good decisions without feelings.
Agutaya, Stephanie Joullianne S.
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Monday 4PM - 7PM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
A man's feeling holds a significant value when it comes to his survival skills. Whether it could bring good or bad results, one's feelings can affect their decisions and survival skills. It's possible that someone would feel think about others strongly, which would influence their survival skills to incorporate if the people they care about would benefit. The same goes when someone has no feelings about anything else but themselves, they would choose to make survival actions that would only benefit themselves.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
Yes, because there are crucial times when one is required to make a decision, and most of the time, people are easily swayed by their emotions, especially during moments when it gets heated. A lot of people would make rash decisions and act according to their emotions when provoked. In terms of it affecting one's potential, yes, it would impact it a lot. It could either be beneficial or not. Like, someone can pursue to be the best person they could be for the one they love, thus nourishing their potential more. Sometimes it can affect in a negative way, like being held back by your own emotions and taking account of what they would feel and etc. thus keeping you in this small comfort zone, away from your full potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
Yes, and because "ethics" can differ from person to person due to reasons such as culture difference, principle difference, etc. their feelings alone can be enough of a reason for them to make an ethical decision.
Quiñones, Sean Carlo D.
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Monday 4PM - 7PM
1. What is the value of man’s feeling in connection to his survival skills?
-Ones feelings can help themselves survive in any condition as long as they have the tenacity and determination to live. These very feelings can help us either go into a adrenaline state or make us do decisions that will help when our very life on the line
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one’s own potential?
-Yes, there are situations where ones emotion will overbear their reasoning resulting into most often, the worse outcome. As they can't understand their own self and let their primal instincts kick in.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes, due to us being differ from person to person, from the culture we're raised as and the difference of our upbringing.
Dilag, Jinn Alano A.
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Monday 4pm - 7pm
1. What is the value of man's feeling in connection to his survival skills?
-- One of the man's important feeling or emotion that can help them survive is the fear. Without fear humans can easily be finish, because with the emotion of fear it can help us understand they will always danger and thus we do whatever it takes to avoid such danger.
2 is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
-- Yes there is a emotions tends to make rash decision as it can drive a man or woman to their own dream. Reason makes a person rational in terms of how they make their own decision, how they act on certain situation. If the person is very emotional they won't reach their own potential very easily, but if a person is act by their reason to much they will always be bound to follow the principles that they had made, yes both emotions and reason does have a conflict to reach one's potential but you must have the balance of both in order to reach your own potential.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
-- It's hard to make an ethical action if it only based on feelings alone sometimes emotion can break a man and can only make some situation very worst and it is not advisable the person must make a reasonable action in order to prevent such disaster
Dagohoy, Cecil Adam M.
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Monday 4pm - 7pm
1. What is the value of man's feeling in connection to his survival skills?
- The ability to communicate effectively with other people is so vital to our existence that these abilities have become part of human nature. Someone might feel strongly thinking about others, which might affect their survival ability to integrate if the individuals they care about would benefit.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- Yes, because being overwhelmed, terrified, angry, hurt, and frustrated will cause our bodies to respond in the mode of "bite or get bitten." In the current situation, it can shape the way we think and decide.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- It will depend on the situation we have been in. But still in making decisions and even actions with emotions alone, ethical action should always be considered in every possible way.
NUÑEZ, RIZA E.
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THURSDAY 4-7PM
1. What is the value of man's feelings in connection to his survival skills?
Feelings play an important role in our survival skills/everyday lives. When we feel about something good or bad, it affects our emotions and decisions as well as the way how we behave. All of our decisions and choices are influenced by our feelings. If you're happy or angry, you might make a quick decision without even thinking the possible consequence.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
For me, emotions and reason really influenced our own potential. In everything that we do, there are always emotions and reason that are involved. That is why we have to be careful. Sometimes, we must learn to control our emotions because emotions are powerful. For example, we don't have enough confidence, How can we know that we have potential if we don't believe in ourselves?
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
In my opinion, actions cannot just be made with our feelings, haven't we forgot of our mind? Sometimes, those decisions that we made using our sense of feeling made the situation even worse, so we have to think and use our mind.
CRUZ,ALYSSA MARIE
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THURS 4PM-7PM
1. What is the value of man's feeling in connection to his survival skills?
- Humans are all intelligent in the way on how we think and most of the time people make actions and decision. About the feelings of human connected in our survival skills is because there were times when we are angry or something, we make actions that is sometimes lead us for worse scenario. Most people decide things what they feel is right to do in a certain situation.
2. Is there a conflict between emotions and reason in reaching one's own potential?
- For me yes, because I think that there will be conflict between emotion and reasons in reaching our potential. because our own potential sometimes lead to our self-confidence and sometime it’s all we have and we do all just to protect it and just to make us happy by sometimes reasoning make way like thinking someone may think that we're over confidence for something and that will make us sad.
3. Can an ethical action be made on feelings alone?
- Yes, mostly of our action based on our feelings when something makes us happy and everything around us also make us happy for no reason and we can do things much better but when we feel sad, we're too tired to do things and makes it horrible.