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    The document is an exercise that asks the reader to indicate their level of agreement with 7 statements about choices and views being based on experiences versus being open to new options. It then provides a scoring key to classify the reader as either an empiricist, whose views are based more on experiences, or a rationalist, whose views are more open to new options. It concludes by asking the reader to reflect on whether they agree with the classification, what empiricism and rationalism mean, and which branch of philosophy they relate to more.

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    Unit 2.

    What Philosophy Says About the Self


    Exercise 1.0. How Do I See MySelf?

    Name______________________________
    Section__________________________

    Instructions: For each statement, indicate whether you agree or disagree by encircling
    your choice.
    1. My life choices are based on what I have actually experienced.
    Agree Disagree
    2. My views about the world are dependent on what I have actually witnessed.
    Agree Disagree
    3. I am likely to buy a brand that I have already used, and not based on referrals.
    Agree Disagree
    4. I would rather remain in my comfort zone than try something new.
    Agree Disagree
    5. Most of the time, I make choices based on the present rather than the future.
    Agree Disagree
    6. I am likely to hold on to what I have now, even if there is a greater option in the
    future.
    Agree Disagree
    7. For me, happiness is tangible.
    Agree Disagree

    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 (answer individually):


    1. How do you differentiate empiricism and rationalism?

    2. Do you agree with your classification? Why or why not?

    3. To which branch of philosophy do you adhere more? Why?

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