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3. Deadline of Submission: July 16, 2011, Saturday at 12 noon.

5. Value refers to the desire, happiness, interest, moral responsibilty and main purpose of an individual. TRUE

6. Sociologists regard values as the minor standard on the social relation of man to the society. FALSE

7. Hall claims that values can be considered as the ultimate realization of one’s desire. FALSE

8. Brightman views values as the most important priorities of an individual. FALSE

9. Absolute values are generally shared by each individual. TRUE

10. The characteristics of absolute moral values are eternal, objective and universal. TRUE

11. The characteristics of behavioral/ cultural values are situational, subjective and social. TRUE

12. Dr. Sidney Simon provided a clear distinction between philosophy and idea. FALSE

13. Idea serves as an essential tool for the realiation of action in human affairs.

14. Philosophy acts as an instrument of man to deliver needed social reforms. TRUE

15. Values Clarification Theory is vital to fulfill the end goal of man, that is to become human. TRUE

16. The final and the most important process of values clarification is acting on values. TRUE

17. Hartmann enumerates three antitheses of values (also known as kinds of conflicts of values). TRUE

18. One of the properties of values is its bipolarity, that is, every positive idea of values has its negative counterpart (and vice versa). TRUE

19. Absolute necessity provides no restrictions. TRUE

20. Freedom works with responsibilties, laws, and restrictions that are based on the protection of the consolidated rights and interests. TRUE

21. The sources of values are family, media, peer group, technology and Catholic church. TRUE

22. Spiritual Values include justice, truth, peace and freedom. TRUE

24. family, media, peer group, technology and Catholic church

25. What are the five properties of values?

26. Value is relative

27. Value is subjective

28. Value is objective

29. Value is bipolar

30. Value is hierarchical

31. Give an example for each (hierarchy of values): sensory values, vital values, spiritual values and holy values. Which one is the highest? Which one is the lowest?

32. HIGHEST: Holy Values (e.g., ten commandments)

33. Spiritual Values (e.g., truth)

34. Vital Values (e.g., organization)

35. LOWEST: Sensory Values (e.g., food)

36. What are the three antitheses of values according to Hartmann?

37. Qualitataive and quantitative oppositions

38. Relational oppositions

39. Modal conflict of valuesIII. Explain each quote. Give a specific example for each. Limit your sentences to five.<br />Aristotle: For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them.<br />Disney: It's not hard to make decisions when you know what your values are.<br />