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    Human dignity refers to the intrinsic worth of each human being. It cannot be transferred or changed, as it is a permanent and non-transferable part of being human. However, human dignity can be increased by perfecting one's rational faculties through developing positive attitudes, beliefs, and privileges. The document is a human dignity questionnaire that asks questions about the definitions of dignity, human dignity, moral dignity, and whether human dignity can be transferred, changed or increased.

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    Human dignity refers to the intrinsic worth of each human being. It cannot be transferred or changed, as it is a permanent and non-transferable part of being human. However, human dignity can be increased by perfecting one's rational faculties through developing positive attitudes, beliefs, and privileges. The document is a human dignity questionnaire that asks questions about the definitions of dignity, human dignity, moral dignity, and whether human dignity can be transferred, changed or increased.

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    Human Dignity Questionnaire

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    Human dignity refers to the intrinsic worth of each human being. It cannot be transferred or changed, as it is a permanent and non-transferable part of being human. However, human dignity can be increased by perfecting one's rational faculties through developing positive attitudes, beliefs, and privileges. The document is a human dignity questionnaire that asks questions about the definitions of dignity, human dignity, moral dignity, and whether human dignity can be transferred, changed or increased.

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    Name:

    Martin Luis Lee González 3840

    Career:
    Energy Engineering

    Subject:
    Professional Ethics

    Unit:
    Unit 1

    Teacher:
    Angelica Julieta Salvador Trujillo

    Topic:
    Human Dignity Questionnaire
    Human dignity Questionnaire

    1. What is dignity?
    The most precious asset that one possesses and that even in spite of the
    greatest mistakes or successes, man continues to be valuable as a man,
    since he maintains his spiritual being and must be treated and respected as
    such.

    2. What is human dignity?


    The person worthy, for being of an intellectual or spiritual nature. Man has
    freedom of action and self-government.

    3. What is moral dignity?


    “When the person is worthy for what he is, not for what he does”, the behavior
    of the people of a society, their morality according to what’s good or bad.

    4. Can human dignity be transferred or changed?


    No, because it is permanent and non-transferable (personal).

    5. Can human dignity be increased? And how?


    Yes, increasing and perfecting our rational faculties. (Attitudes, beliefs, and
    privileges).

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