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MODULE 6
Quarter 2- Module 6
Intersubjectivity
January 2021
What I Know A. Answer each question correctly in its corresponding item. Write your
answers in your activity notebook.
C 1. Which of the following terms refer to a deep and genuine relationship between
persons. A. Alienation C. Dialogue
B. Seeming D. Empathy
B. Self-awareness D. Intersubectvity
A 3. Which of the following refers to a state when a person ceases to view the other as
distinct and authentic person?
A. Alienation C. Empathy
B. Dialogue D. Availability
A 4. Which of the following refers to the willingness of a person to be present for another
and to render assistance to another? A. Availability C. Dialogue B. Empathy D. Seeming
D 5. Which of the following action refers to the way a person presents himself or herself
when dealing with others?
A. Availability C. Dialogue
B. Empathy D. Seeming
B 6. Which value that is driven by a person’s awareness of the emotions and thought of
other people by placing himself or herself in the shoes of others?
A. Availability C. Dialogue
B. Empathy D. Seeming
B 8. What did philosophers describe as the notion of recognizing the self in the other?
A. Genuine interactions B. Interpersonal relations. C. Externality D. Genuine dialogue
TRUE OR FALSE
False 11. After 2 typhoons Rolly and Ulysses struck Luzon, many families were in need
of material help that Jolly and her sister initiated to donate their savings for the victims.
This is an example of genuine dialogue. – F
True12. When someone treats the other person as object, this can be manifested like
when a houseowner maltreated his house helper for failing to wash his favorite jacket
when he needed it the other day. – T
True 13. Intersubjectivity means that the Self which is the subject treats the Other as
subject also, not as an object. –T
False 14. James was very sad when his dog died during the height of storm Ulysses
and being his bestfriend, you comforted him. This is an example of Empathy. -F
Take a close look at the following pictures below and answer the questions given:
1. Describe the kind of relationship among the family members in the above
picture : (20 pts)
a. Capuwa Family
b. Bise Family
Based on the picture what can we observed is that
it has a less family intimacy. Both family members
have their own work and task to do resulting to
busyness in the family. With these important task it
results to a lack of communication physically,
verbally, and emotionally. In other words, Bise
Family is a kind of family who have weak family
relationship. Though they are in the same table we
can’t observe any bond or openness to each other.
Therefore, in this of family relationship there is no
improvement of empathy, socialization, values, and
strong emotional ties. In addition, members of this
kind of family often experience depression, anxiety,
and stress because of members of this kind of
family are lack of communication, openness,
closeness to each other, and intimacy.
2. Which of these situations do you prefer? Explain your answer. (10 pts)
1. We can talk to each other about how we feel every day and what problem
do we face
2. We can bond together through talking, watching our favorite movies, playing
indoor games, etc. In other words, we did not just have fun but we also improve
our physical, mental, and emotional status as well.
4. Family bonding is a good way to lessen our depression, anxiety, and stress
we feel.
5. We can improve our skills such as doing chores at home or skills that is
necessary in our daily lives such as fixing things, and surviving in a tough
situation
6. We can improve our socialization skills especially for introverts who don’t
like to talk. By this kind of relationship, it does not just improve the skills of the
members to socialize or to extend their relationship to others but it also opens
the ability of individual to express themselves to other people
BISE FAMILY
1. How will you apply the concept of genuine DIALOGUE in the picture
below?(Is Dialogue present in this picture?Why or why not?) 10 pts
First of all, let us define what is dialogue and apply it to the situation of BISE family.
A dialogue occurs when ourselves realize that other is genuine and unique individual.
A dialogue also occurs when an individual acknowledges each other’s presence.
Therefore, in a dialogue there is an interaction and relationship among individuals in
a certain group or family. Dialogue are not only the thoughts that was been spoken
by an individual to the other individual but also action, gestures, and expressions of
the individual to convey his/her inner life. In other words, dialogue promotes important
skills ranging from communication to collaboration through the process of critical and
creative thinking. But the question we want to answer before we apply dialogue in this
situation is that “ Is Dialogue present in this picture?”. For this question there is no
dialogue present in the situation of Family Bise therefore the answer is no. Based on
the definition and concept that we mentioned above we can’t observe any
acknowledgement of presence to each family members because each of family
members are aware to themselves only. What I mean they are only aware to
themselves is that they are only focusing in their own action, thoughts, and emotion
therefore there is no sharing of thoughts and person’s inner life. Since there is not
dialogue in this situation can we apply a genuine dialogue in this situation? The
answer is yes; we can apply genuine dialogue in this situation but let us define first
what is genuine dialogue. A genuine dialogue is the intention of establishing a living
mutual relation between himself and them. In other words, genuine dialogue occurs
when persons are willing to share themselves with one another. In order to have
genuine dialogue in this situation each family members must be aware of the
presence of the family members. When they are away a communication between
each member occur. At this step the process will continue until we reach the final
stage where intimacy and openness occurs. For busy family they must have time for
their family. In other words, they must first stop what they are doing and have time for
their family such as talking and bonding. While they are expressing their ideas a
dialogue occurs where they use gestures, thoughts, and feelings. When this happens
we can guarantee that a genuine dialogue will occur in this family where they able to
share themselves about what the feel about their work, task, or activities. Just
observing the picture, we can’t observe any dialogue or genuine dialogue but if we
apply a step by step process we can apply the concept of genuine dialogue in this
situation. Therefore, when the BISE finally able to express themselves to each family
members they will be like the Capuwa family where interaction, intimacy, appreciation
of presence of others, expression of selves to others, respect, and attention occurs.
2. What enables human persons to establish meaningful interactions with
others. Expound your answer. (10 pts)
The interpersonal traits of a human being is a part of our nature. Being able to
perceives things, interpret things, and aware other things is natural to human beings.
Therefore, there are no humans who can’t establish relationships or interactions with
other individuals. Even introvert individuals possess interpersonal traits because that’s
what defines human beings and other creatures. Every individual has a trait of
interpersonal relation. It’s the ability when our self becomes aware of others. We are
aware of everybody’s existence as we perceive them through our senses. In other words,
we are aware of the presence of objects or subjects because they exist. Intersubjectivity
also is the ability when we can recognize others than ourselves and the mutual
recognition of each other as persons. Because of these traits and characteristics, human
person enables to establish meaningful interaction with others through mutualism,
socialization, awareness, and expression.
The first question we want to answer is that what makes mutualism enables human
persons to establish meaningful interactions with others? Mutualism provides benefits to
each other. Therefore, human persons establish meaningful interaction with others
because they know that each of them can gain benefits such as knowledge, skills,
material satisfaction, or immaterial satisfaction. For example, bonding provides each
family member happiness. Family members bond because they know that they gain
immaterial satisfaction such as happiness and empathy.
The last question that we want to answer is that does our emotion or expression
enables human persons to establish meaningful interactions with others? We humans
have a sense of belongingness it’s when a certain group accepts how we behave, act, or
feel. Our expression and emotion are one of the important element that we have in terms
of a sense of belongingness. In other words, we are seeking a sense of belongingness
because we humans in nature seek empathy, we seek happiness, and we seek our
freedom to express ourselves about who we are. Because this expression, emotion, and
sense of belonging, enables us, human persons, to establish meaningful interactions with
others.
3. Discuss instances in your life when you engaged in “seeming”
behavior. What drove you to act in such a manner?
In our society norms, behavior, values, and morals of individuals are all diverse.
In our society where are compose with institution such as family, peers, education,
politics, and religion. Therefore we can say that each institution has a certain rules or
ethics that they expected us to act. Personally, I’m living in this society with diverse group
people. These group varies in their religion, culture, and tradition. What the point is that
having a seeming behavior is part of my daily life. Other individuals misinterpret the
definition of seeming behavior. Seeming behavior is not acting fake to other people but
is an behavior is an action where we present ourselves in a certain way dealing with
others. In others words we are acting their roles to show belongingness. I believe that
having a seeming behavior is a sense of adaptability and respect and not only acting to
because that’s what they expect us to do so. For example, way back 2 years ago I came
to a Muslim community to visit my friend because his father died. There are certain
regulation that I must follow in order to show sense of respect to their tribe. I present
myself based on the regulations of their tribe and I behave myself based on what they
expect us to do. I didn’t ask my friend what they need to bury his father as early as
possible and I didn’t ask my friend about their belief. Another example of seeming
behavior that I act is that when I’m in a seminar where there are lots of professional and
rich people. My uncle was the invited person in that business seminar but he brings me
with him to assist him because he has conditions. In that seminar I didn’t act casually like
what I do in my house such wearing shirt and shorts. When somebody talks professional
to me I talk to them also in a professional way pretending that I know also about business
because it’s a sign or respect and adaptation. Basically, what drove you to act in such a
manner is that 1st to show respect, 2nd to adapt in the situation, 3rd it’s the norms and
culture of a certain group and 4th, and to make their mind believe that I belong in their
group. In this kind of behavior all I put in my mind that we are not the same, we are
unique, and I must connect to them in order to attain a genuine dialogue which is
willingness to share ourselves to others.
ACTIVITY 3 : Being A Good Samaritan (100 pts) Read the story of The Good
Samaritan below and discuss the given questions:
Based on the above parable/story discuss situations that show Empathy,
Availability, Ethics for Care and even Alienation.
Inauthentic Interaction