NAME: GABAYERON ANTONETH CLAIRE A.

SECTION: UI - FC1- BSN2- 9

1. Human acts can be done according to what the person does through the action he or she
will perform freely and willfully. It is also characterized by voluntariness and freedom of
human action. It also reflects human intention, awareness of consequences, and a free
will to pick. Human acts can be good or bad, but as I said in my previous statement, "it
reflects human intention, awareness of consequences, and a freedom to pick.". Human
acts depend on what the person will do, whether it is good or bad. On the other hand, acts
of humans can be done involuntarily, just like blinking. The act of being human is about
using cognitive skills like problem-solving, critical thinking, reasoning, and many more.
Acts of humanity are about using our cognitive skills to produce an action, which is the
human act. The Act of Humanity surrounds a rich, multi-layered, and complex set of
behaviors, abilities, and attributes that define what it means to be human.

2. We do have freedom if we choose to do what we love to do. Things that make us happy
and feel ourselves. Making decisions for ourselves and doing things according to our will.
Freedom is about enjoying things without thinking about others opinions. Freedom is about
being unique in our own ways. Freedom is about knowing who we really are. Freedom is
about choosing ourselves. It is an action that falls under the category of human acts, where
we can move freely and willfully as long as we are aware of the consequences that we need
to face. Freedom is related to human acts because it is an act of voluntariness, and it is our
will to do such things. Human acts talk about the freedom of humans to do things they love
to do, which is why they have freedom.

3. Human actions are highly crucial in the context of moral responsibility because they are
characterized by the plans, purposes, and moral conscience of the actor. While people’s
movements and actions can be referred to as reflexes or reactions, human actions entail
voluntary choices and therefore warrant moral responsibility. The power to select and
initiate actions based on one’s own moral judgment consequently determines the
responsibility which could not be attributed to any other living creature. Every activity
people perform, has consequences not only to the person but to the society as a whole
affecting interactions, groups and culture. Analyzing human actions, one is able to
determine where they fall in terms of ethicality and this way contribute to the enhancement
of the character of persons and the welfare of the communities. In addition, human actions
present people with prospects for the practice of the virtues, the encounter with moral
issues and the appraisal of ethical gain or loss. They create a positive environment based
on personal responsibility and choice, which can help in developing people’s moral
personalities and become members useful to society. The ways that emphasize the role of
human actions in moral responsibility promote critical analysis of decision-making, the
study of the consequences of actions on others, and the pursuit of value and morality in
every aspect exist. In conclusion, human actions remain the foundation of deriving moral
philosophies which in return offer direction as far as ethics for the humane treatment of
one another is concerned.
4. Human acts on the other hand denote deliberate actions planned and decided on by the
individuals with the involvement of their rationalist and well-established conscience. These
impacts are deliberate, meaning they do not involve decisions taken with the
consequences knowingly and are regarded as intentional behaviours that are a product of
the person’s character and plan or purpose. On the other hand, Acts of human refer to all
forms of actions and gestures that are carried out by human beings with or without their
knowledge, willingly or ignorantly. Such actions include breathing, blinking, and reflexive
movements that do not involve spirit or will and that are not under the control of one’s
reasoning faculty. Such actions include the breathing, blinking or any other reactions that
are automatic and do not entail a person’s free will or moral agency. Actions are important
in A Doll’s House because they prove that human beings have the possibility of exercising
free will and making the right ethical.[/hr]

Human acts matter for they show that people are moral beings with the ability to reason
and come up with an ethical decision. Human acts on the other hand are a broad category
of the behavioral arena that may involve sophisticated activities in the form of decision
making to the most rudimentary issues of life such as metabolic processes. In the ethical
sense, actions generated by human beings can be appreciated depending on the purpose
the actor had when performing the action and the outcomes which ensued, whereas
functions of the human organ are considered to be inherent acts of a human body. These
are conscientious acts such as being kind, being honest, giving or any other action that the
person exercises deliberate intent to do what is right. On the other, hand human actions
may mean reflex like sneezing , physiological like digestion which are not determined by the
persons choice and knowledge of the wrongfulness of the actions. Such differentiation
contributes to the revelations of the manifold aspects of human actions, moral reasoning,
and the combined effort of rational and autonomic responses.