Which trio makes up the three parts of the human person as listed?

• A. Mind, Will, Appetite
• B. Brain, Heart, Gut
• C. Spirit, Reason, Appetite
• D. Head, Heart, Stomach

Answer: (D)

A three-part way to describe a person uses head for reason, heart for feelings and will, and stomach for appetite. This mapping captures three distinct drives behind actions: thinking, choosing guided by emotion, and physical craving. That makes the trio Head, Heart, Stomach the best fit, because each term aligns with one of those domains and keeps them separate. The other options mix terms that aren’t part of this same three-part metaphor: Mind instead of Head shifts the label, Brain or Gut are anatomical terms rather than the moral/psychological faculties, and Spirit introduces a religious dimension that changes the frame. So the Head, Heart, Stomach grouping cleanly reflects the classic way of describing the three aspects of human motivation.