Nussbaum's capabilities theory is built upon what idea
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human beings embody capabilities that refer to what they are able to "do or
be in leading a fully human life"
good activity habits
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promote good habits, provide the foundation for good and impressive
activities, good habits are meaningful, we repeat activities that are
meaningful
,ex. of intrinsic value
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sense of achievement, curiosity, interest, pride
ex. of hard paternalism
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laws passed to protect people
Why do people go to the park?
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they are bored, life is not challenging
According to Johannes Kniess, liberals only value individual liberty
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false, liberals value equal liberty also
, deep games
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complex, big challenge, always room for improvement, requires lots of
energy and effort, new challenges continually arise, merit matters a lot
ex. of shallow games
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tick tack toe
According to Blood worth and McNamee, how is well-being typically understood in
research?
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as a subjective concept
holistic kinesiologists' toolbox five main strategies
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1. assessment skills
2. sites for intervention
3. placing activity in a human context
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human beings embody capabilities that refer to what they are able to "do or
be in leading a fully human life"
good activity habits
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promote good habits, provide the foundation for good and impressive
activities, good habits are meaningful, we repeat activities that are
meaningful
,ex. of intrinsic value
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sense of achievement, curiosity, interest, pride
ex. of hard paternalism
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laws passed to protect people
Why do people go to the park?
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they are bored, life is not challenging
According to Johannes Kniess, liberals only value individual liberty
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false, liberals value equal liberty also
, deep games
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complex, big challenge, always room for improvement, requires lots of
energy and effort, new challenges continually arise, merit matters a lot
ex. of shallow games
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tick tack toe
According to Blood worth and McNamee, how is well-being typically understood in
research?
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as a subjective concept
holistic kinesiologists' toolbox five main strategies
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1. assessment skills
2. sites for intervention
3. placing activity in a human context
