Individual Activity 2 - On Concept-The Product of Simple Apprehension

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University of Cebu

Department of the Allied Courses


BANILAD-CAMPUS
Cebu City
Date: APRIL 30, 2023
Subject: NCM Elective 1—Logic Subject Time/Days: 4:30 – 7:00 (Thurs)
School Year/Semester: 2022-23/2 nd Sem. Term: Semi-Final—Final Period

Individual Activity 2
(On Concept-the Product of Simple Apprehension)

Name: PRADERO, MC RAMIL B. Course/Year: BSN 1 EDP No:78741

I. Instructions:
- Refer to and read the article on “Simple Apprehension” as posted within the LMS.
- After which, do answer the items below;

a. What is a concept?
b. How does a concept function in relation to a thing known or to be known?
c. Provide one situational example and explain as to how a concept then fulfills its role
or functions in relation to a reality perceived.

Note:
o No similarity of output.
o All in all, output must be composed of 1 paragraph with 15 sentences. These
include already all the answers of the questions referred to above.

- Use Arial with 13 or 14 font size. This is a MUST.


- Submit the output into your correct LMS.
- Submit on: May 2, 2023/ 11:59 PM.
- Be on time in submission.
- 40 point.

II. Output:
- Starts here below.

A concept is an abstract idea or general notion that represents a


category of things or phenomena. It functions as a mental framework or
schema that helps us understand and interpret the world. The use of
concepts is not limited to academic or professional settings; we also use
them in our everyday lives to understand and navigate the world. Concepts
are used to organize and classify information, to make sense of the world
around us, and to communicate ideas and knowledge. Concepts can be
simple or complex, and they can vary in their level of abstraction and
specificity. They allow us to identify similarities and differences between
things, to make connections and associations, and to form generalizations
and hypotheses. Concepts are essential for learning, problem-solving, and
decision-making, as they provide a basis for reasoning and analysis.
Despite their diversity, concepts play a crucial role in our cognitive and
social functioning, shaping our perceptions, beliefs, and actions. The
concept of "justice" is a fundamental concept in law and ethics. It refers to
the idea of fairness, impartiality, and equity in the treatment of individuals
and groups. In a court of law, the concept of justice is used to determine
whether a person has been wronged or has acted wrongly. In this context,
the concept of justice functions as a standard or criterion against which
actions and decisions are evaluated. It helps to ensure that people are
treated fairly and that their rights are protected. In this way, the concept of
justice fulfills its role as a guiding principle for human behavior and social
interaction. Similarly, we use the concept of "money" to make financial
decisions and transactions.

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