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    1) The document is a summative test for a criminology student that tests their knowledge of philosophers and concepts related to the self, soul, and human psychology. 2) It includes multiple choice and matching questions asking the student to identify philosophers' views on topics like the existence of the soul, origins of knowledge, and the relationship between mind and body. 3) The test concludes with an open response question asking the student to write a one paragraph philosophy of life as a current student. The student's response advocates for pursuing happiness, helping others, and living life to the fullest while causing no harm.

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    1) The document is a summative test for a criminology student that tests their knowledge of philosophers and concepts related to the self, soul, and human psychology. 2) It includes multiple choice and matching questions asking the student to identify philosophers' views on topics like the existence of the soul, origins of knowledge, and the relationship between mind and body. 3) The test concludes with an open response question asking the student to write a one paragraph philosophy of life as a current student. The student's response advocates for pursuing happiness, helping others, and living life to the fullest while causing no harm.

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    1) The document is a summative test for a criminology student that tests their knowledge of philosophers and concepts related to the self, soul, and human psychology. 2) It includes multiple choice and matching questions asking the student to identify philosophers' views on topics like the existence of the soul, origins of knowledge, and the relationship between mind and body. 3) The test concludes with an open response question asking the student to write a one paragraph philosophy of life as a current student. The student's response advocates for pursuing happiness, helping others, and living life to the fullest while causing no harm.

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    SUMMATIVE TEST

    Name : Roman G. Elecora Jr. Date: 08/14/2021

    Course and Year: BS CRIMINILOGY/ 1YEAR Score:

    Let test your memory


    I. Identify what is being asked in each statement below. Write your answer before each number.

    Socrates 1. He believed that the most important thing in life is the state of an individual's
    soul.

    Augustine 2. He believed that human being is both a soul and body.

    David Hume 3. He asserted that "self" does nit exist;instead, he stressed that perception are only
    active for as long as an individual is conscious.

    Freud 4.He proposed the existence of the unconscious.

    Plato 5.He believed that there are three parts of the soul, namely,
    appetitive,rational,and spirited.

    Locke 6.He claimed that human knowledge is derived from experience.

    Kant 7.He believed that self is not in the body, and he stressed that the body and its
    qualities are rooted to the self.
    Churchland 8. He viewed that the immaterial soul does not exist because it
    cannot be experienced by the senses.

    Ryle 9.He believed that an individual's action define his/her own concept of "self".

    Descartes 10.He asserted that the soul is distinct from the body.
    II . Match the description/concepts in Column A with vthe philosophers/theorists in Column B.
    Option can be answered ONCE.

    Column A Column B

    I 1.He is known for his Theory of form. A.Augustine

    A 2. He claimed that the soul holds the truth, B.Churchland


    which is capable of scientific thinking.

    C 3. He is famous for this phrase, "I think, C. Descartes


    Therefore I am".

    G 4.He proposed that human mind at birth D. Freud


    is a"tabula rasa".

    E 5.He asserted that rationalism is the E. Hume


    foundation of all knowledge.

    F 6.He proposed that knowledfe bridges the F. Kant


    "self" and the material things together.

    D 7.He practiced paychoanlysis in G. Locke


    answering questions about the human
    psyche.

    J 8.He was known for this phrase, "I act, H. Merleau-ponty


    Therefore, I am,".

    B 9.He was famous for his idea on Eliminative I. Plato


    Materialism.

    H 10.He is know for his belief on embodied J. Ryle


    Subjectivity. K. Socrates
    Let’s Reflect.
    What is your own philosophy in life, since you are still a student? Write it on a
    One page paper, printed or handwritten.

    My philosophy in my life since I'm still a student is that you should live while you are
    alive and you should give others that same privilege. We shouldn’t judge people for the
    choices they make, because we all make bad decisions sometimes but You should do
    what you want with your life, as long as it makes you happy and causes no harm to
    others. Happiness is all we can hope for in this world and we have to achieve our own
    goals in our dreams in life. We should help people when we can and graciously accept
    failures when we have to. people to live is to work hard and strive for success. People
    should be compassionate towards others and live life to the fullest. We have to make
    and maintain friendships.

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