This document discusses different types of freedom and elements that affect human freedom. It explores freedom from several perspectives, including self, conscience, will, and responsibility. It also defines different kinds of freedom, such as physical freedom, psychological freedom, and moral freedom.

6. freedom

7. Discussion:
•What is freedom?
•Who should have freedom?
•How can these things affect freedom?
•Technology
•Transportation
•Fashion
•Education

8. Elements of
human freedom

9. 1. Self
awarenessAbility to recognize and take
responsibility for our thoughts,
emotions, and actions

11. Conscienc
ean ability to decide
healthy boundaries for
our actions

13. Voluntarin
essThe ability to act out of one’s
own free will and self-
determination

15. 4.
Responsibil
ityBeing accountable for
one’s own actions and their
consequences

17. KINDS OF
FREEDOM

18. Physical
FreedomThe absence of any physical
restraint. The person has the
freedom of mobility to go where he
or she wants to go. He is not impeded
in his or her actions by any physical
force

19. Psychological
FreedomAlso called freedom of choice, this is
innate and cannot be denied to a
person. No outside force or
influence can compel a person to
take action against his or her will

20. Moral Freedom
Using freedom in a manner that
upholds human dignity. This is
based on the assumption that
humans have a natural inclination to
do what is right and good.

21. Group Activity 1:
Risks and
Consequences