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From the Latin etymology of "Transcendence," what is the specific meaning of the root word scandare?
To climb
What is the term for the state of existence that is above and beyond the limits of material experience?
Transcendence
Which trait of the human person refers to the innate right to be valued and respected?
Dignity
What is the meaning and purpose of life and the end of human existence?
Happiness
What is the Latin root word in "Transcendence" that means "beyond"?
Trans
Which trait refers to the ability to have a clear perception of oneself, including one’s thoughts, emotions, identity, and actions?
Self-awareness
What specific capacity allows a person to choose a course of action from various alternatives?
Free Will
This trait refers to the human person's ability to reach out and interact with others and the world.
Externality
What is the capacity to make decisions based on preference, monitor actions, and be goal-oriented?
Self-determination
In the hierarchy of needs, what is the term for the level where a person achieves their full potential and engages in creative activities?
Self-actualization
Aristotle famously defined the human person as what kind of "animal"?
Rational Animal (or Rational Being)
St. Thomas Aquinas utilized this specific term to describe the total vision of man, emphasizing that the body and spirit complement each other.
Embodied Spirit
Beyond Self-Actualization, what is the peak level of existence where a person connects to the eternal or external world?
Self-Transcendence
When our actions (body) are seen as a manifestation of our minds (spirit), the human person is acting as an ________ entity.
Integrated (or Embodied)
According to Maslow, which category of needs is right below transcendence?
Self-actualization
Which specific trait is being exercised when a person demonstrates "Rapport" by sensing the feelings of others?
Externality
To discover your "edge," what must you first come to know or recognize?
Limits (or Limitations)
In human trichotomy, what is the greek term for BODY?
Soma
In human trichotomy, what is the greek term for SOUL?
Psyche
In human trichotomy, what is the greek term for SPIRIT?
Pneuma
What concept is being described when a person’s goal becomes more important than their fear?
Breakthrough (or Transcendence)
If the body and spirit are not "enemies," what is their functional relationship according to the concept of embodiment?
Complementary or Duality
This term refers to the "internal world" of a person where they realize they are the author of their own choices.
Interiority
What is the fundamental requirement for a person to be considered "Self-Determined" rather than just reacting to external pressure?
Self-reliance (or Preservation / Personal Preference)
What is the fundamental requirement for a person to be considered having "Free-will"?
Freedom