Practice Individual Autonomy (6.3.1) - Liberty

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Question 1.
Define individual autonomy in your own words.
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Think about what it means to be free in your decisions.
Question 2.
List one way individual autonomy is important in democracy.
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Consider your participation in discussions and elections.
3Question 3.
What is individual autonomy?
- The absence of laws
- The ability to make personal choices
- Following the crowd
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Think about how choices define your personal freedom.
4Question 4.
True or False: Individual autonomy is not essential for democracy.
- True
- False
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Reflect on democratic processes and their representative nature.
Question 5.
Critique the statement: 'Individual autonomy is an absolute right in all circumstances.' What factors might limit autonomy in real-world scenarios?
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Think about the balance between personal freedom and societal responsibility.
Question 6.
Debate the impact of technology on individual autonomy. Has technology enhanced or diminished personal freedom? Provide examples.
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Evaluate both the advantages and drawbacks of technology.

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