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    Lecture 2

    3rd Activity – How Do I See Myself?

    Instructions: For each statement, indicate whether you agree or agree by encircling your
    choice.

    1. My life choices are based on what I have actually Agree


    Agreee Disagree
    experienced.
    e
    2. My views about the world are dependent on what I have Disagree
    Agree
    actually witnessed.
    3. I am likely, to buy a brand that I have already used, and Disagree
    Agree Disagree
    not based on referrals.
    4. I would rather remain in my comfort zone than try Disagree
    Agree Disagree
    something new.
    5. Most of the time, I make choices based on the present Disagree
    Agree Disagree
    rather than the future.
    6. I am like to hold on to what I have now, even if there is a Agree Disagree
    Agree
    greater opinion in the future.
    Disagree
    7. For me, happiness is tangible. Agree Disagree
    e

    Scoring Key:

    If majority of your answers is “agree”, then you are an empiricist. If majority of your answers is
    “disagree”, then you are a rationalist.

    Process questions (please answer in one sentence only):

    1. How do you differentiate empiricism and rationalism?


    Answer: Empiricism is a philosophical perspective based on experience and observation
    while Rationalism is a fairly straight-forward way of thinking that promotes the belief
    that knowledge can be gained outside of experience. In fact, rationalism essentially
    functions with the notion that experience isn't necessary to acquire knowledge
    2. Do you agree with your classification? Why or why not?
    Answer: Yes I agree because I believe that everything happen with a purpose.
    3. To which branch of philosophy do you adhere more? Why?
    Answer: Axiology the study of value; the investigation of its nature, criteria, and
    metaphysical status. More often than not, the term "value theory" is used instead of
    "axiology" in contemporary discussions even though the term “theory of value” is used
    with respect to the value or price of goods and services in economics.

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