Name: VIVERO, MELISSA JANE D.

course: BSA II
subject: ETHICS

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(page 45)
Simple voluntariness
answer: Simple Voluntariness is a decision of an individual that relies on his/her own choice whether
it be bad or good. it is something that requires ones will to accomplish an act.

(page 46) Conditional Voluntariness

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Analyze (answer): The Specific condition/situation in the cited case is the dilemma which the
president should solve in order to save the institution eventhough he dislikes lat go some members of
the faculty and staffs.

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it is a conditional voluntariness on the part of the president. in which, he should do the best solution
that he can do for the benefit of the institution.

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wish to do something other than what he is actually doing

hence, the president cannot do anything but to prioritize the institution.

(page 47) Direct voluntariness

answer: in this situation, the person does what he knows the best for him to do. he has a goal to
achieve and that drives him in doing that process.
hence, he must teach efficiently and effectively to attain the goal.

(page 47) Indirect voluntariness

answer: in here, we can see the unforeseen consequence of a human act. The person in this situation
is very focused on the thing he has to do but little did he know that his actions has consequences
which is an indirect voluntariness.

(Page 48) Positive Voluntariness

answer: in here, the person is doing an act that is required of his/her. The person is doing an act that
is not against his/her will.

(page 48) Negative Voluntariness

answer: in this scenario, the person is deliberately doing an act that is against to what he is required
to do.

(page 48) Actual Voluntariness

answer: in this scenario, the person shows what a normal person should do. he has an initiative to do
something that is necessary even though he is not told to do so.
(page 49) Virtual Voluntariness
answer: in here, shows the obligation that the person should accomplish because someone expects
him/her to do so. A promise should be fulfilled.

(page 50) Habitual Voluntariness

answer:Even though jimbo has a very clear goal, he do not have a very clear plan to achieve it. He has
the intention but he is not entirely focused on that. he(needs another element (scholarship) to give
him that urge to finish and achieve his goal.

(page 50) Interpretative voluntariness

(page 65) Supine Vincible ignorance

answer: the agent, certainly, has the capacity to dispel his ignorance but does not bother to do so.
hence, the agent has no intention to eliminate her ignorance.

(page 65) Affected Vincible ignorance

answer: the agent willfully acted ignorant of the things he must be aware with to excuse himself from
responsibilities

(page 69) Concupiscence

answer: the teacher initially has no motive of arousal over the female human body. But the situation
is inevitable because he has to prepare for his class.

(page 71) Grave Fear

answer: a fear of getting killed is a serious one especially you have a feeling that you are being eyed
by the serial killer ti be his next victim. A very serious kind of fear that will make you feel anxious.

(page 71) Intrinsic fear

answer: this is a a fear that contradicts ones action. the agent wanted to achieve a balanced diet yet
that would probably cause him getting sick.

(page 72) Free extrinsic fear

answer: the agent here fears of getting here work lost in their school and that would compel her to
start her lesson plan all over again. her fear is focused on reworking what she already done.

(page 74)morally Perfect violence

answer: the agent understands that her force cannot beat the snatcher. so, instead of getting
physically hurt by the snatcher, she protected herself from physical violence that would possibly kill
her (if the snatcher intends to do so)

(page 74) imperfect violence

answer: the agent has the capacity to stop the violence. yet, she chooses not exert necessary
resistance.

(page 77)
1. the degree of voluntariness is conditional voluntariness
the agent here is in a great dilemma on deciding where to stand. Must she keep her dignity and get
her life in danger or prioritize her life even though the act is illegal and morally obnoxious. she dislikes
to do what she actually is doing and probably wish to have an alternative choice.

2. She is still morally and legally accountable. Yet, not the same with the degree of accountability of
Mr. Enriquez which is the chairman and the master mind of the illegal activity.

3. for me, she should do the thing that is ask of her since here life is at stake. yet, she should secretly
have collaboration with the officials (police) so that if anything happens, her innocence is proven.
2.