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____Most people are increasingly aware of the need to protect our environment. Despite this, not many of us are really taking steps to reduce our impact on the planet. In this essay, I will suggest some steps each of us can take and some ways to motivate others to do the same.
Many environmental problems seem so big that only governments, local authorities or big companies can deal with them. One example is global warming. We need government action to reduce emissions from coal and oil burning power
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TEMA 5: SENSATION AND PERCEPTION: Thanks to our senses we are aware of what is going around us, which helps us to survive. We are constantly hearing sounds, seeing figures, tasting food, smelling aromas and feeling hot or cold. Sensiyat reaches our senses is made up of sensations and perception. Sensations are psycho-physical phenomena. They occur when our sensory organs are stimulated. Perception is the interpretation of the senations captured by our senses. Both are selective. Our perception makes
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Human sociability
Sociability and self interest: Sigmund Freud the human is not a social being by nature, but we live in society by pure self interest. we life in society not to fulfil us, bur to guarantee survival-. the human being is not predisposed to cooperate with other but to fight against others.
Sociability and nature: Aristotle The human being is incomplete by nature and need of others. living in community is essential for humans.
State: is a political organisation that have the sovereign
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The 60s
decade brought a period of economic,
cultural, educational development and openness
of thinking. But the repression
of the dictatorship did not change.
Economic development and urbanization process.
The 1959 Development Plan was highly successful, because in the period of 1960-69, the Spanish Internal Gross Product and per capita rent doubled. Thanks to the economic growth, Spain approached to the European states´ level.
These were some of the reasons for the Spanish economic development:
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1. CHARACTERISTICS OF MORAL ACTION.
1. It is done by adjusting to a code or a set of moral rules and values.
2.This moral code should not be imposed by the society to the people, but each individual must be free to choose it.
3.Being free when acting is something extremely important when assessing an action from a moral perspective because, if I act freely, then I am morally responsible for what I do or don’t do.
4. Thus, a fundamental condition appears so that we can judge whether an individual behaviour
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1. INTRO: ECONOMICS:Comes from the Greek Word oikonomos that means one who manage a household. In fact, is the study of the society resources as they are scarce in order to allocate them among its members taking into account each member abilities, effort and desires. PRINCIPLES:1. People face trade-offs: To get one thing we have to give up another one. TV or study. 2. The cost of something is what we give up to get it: we have to compare costs. 3. Rational people think at the margin: a decision
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