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Ignorance
In general, it is a lack of knowledge regarding a certain thing.
Fear
Passion
Habits
Violence
An act is done when the doer acts by his own initiative and choice without being forced to do so by another person or situation.
It makes the doer the father of his acts and thus, the doer is responsible for those acts. He can acknowledge that he has done them because he wanted to and he can explain why he wanted to do them.
Acts of man are instinctive, such as physiological in nature.
These are actions done under the circumstances of ignorance, passion, fear, violence, and habits.
Acts that are performed by men without being master of them through his intellect and will, therefore acts of man are involuntary actions.
An act is done knowingly, when the doer is conscious (all senses are active, sensory-perception is functional) and aware of the reason and the consequences on his actions.
Knowledge is supplied by the intellect and it directs the will to want the object it proposes.
“For you will certainly carry out God's purpose, however you act, but it makes a difference to you whether you serve like Judas or like John.”
-C.S. LEWIS, The Problem of Pain
Acts of persons without the proper use of reason. For example, children or innate persons.
Acts of people asleep or under the influence or other drugs. The loss of direct responsibility is voluntary, however, the power of will might still be present.
Is a mental agitation brought on by the apprehension of some present or imminent danger.
Considered as mental responses, either tendencies towards desirable objects or tendencies away from undesirable objects.
Is a constant disposition that tends to influence one to perform repeatedly similar actions
Is a force exerted on a person by another in order to compel him to perform a certain action against his will.
Primo-primi acts or acts that are quick and nearly automatic reactions.