Dualist Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Hylas - correct answera materialist- someone who believes in addition to minds and ideas, on one hand, there is matter and motion on the other hand. A dualist Philonous - correct answerlover of mind, represents Berkeley, there are minds and objects of their perception( ideas) What is the purpose of the Dialogues: - correct answerDialogue 1= Attack on the competing materialist view Dialogue 2/3: Berkeley develops his own positive idealist/ immaterialist theory What are the parts of Dial...

Rene Descartesnever accept something as true unless it is immune from doubt; start with simplest thing then proceed to complex; "I think therefore I am"; mind different from body (dualist) Baruch Spinozagod, nature, and mind are inseperable (pantheism); double aspectism; no free will Liebnizideas are innate; monads—living conscious atoms; mind and body monads don't interact (dualist); some perceptions aren't conscious (petite, sub-limen) Thomas Reiddon't violate common sense (f...

BELL QUIZ 1-1 correct answer: True or False: The discipline of bioethics is the study of the biological sciences and how biology provides answers to our ultimate questions about the meaning of life. includes some study of the biomedical/logical sciences. correct answer: False True or False: The discipline of bioethics includes environmental or ecological ethics and the study of the good stewardship of Earth, of agriculture and in fact, of the whole biosphere of living things. correct an...

WJEC Criminology, Unit 2, Freud's Theory - Individualistic.100% accurate answers What type of theory did Freud come up with? Psychodynamic Theory. What was Freud's main idea? Freud believed that the best way to understand behaviour is to examine early childhood experiences. Freud also believed that our unconscious mind controls our behaviour including criminality. Freud developed a structure of the mind containing our personality into what 3 parts? Freud developed our persona...

Plato believed that much of our knowledge is innate.True Which of the following would most likely involve activity in the amygdala?Wilma is frightened when the horse she is riding rears up. Imagery was rejected as an area of study by behaviorists in the twentieth century because images are ______.subjective, and cannot be measured directly _____ is a cross-disciplinary approach that uses ideas and methods from cognitive psychology, cognitive neuroscience, AI, philosophy, linguistics, an...

Flashcards that were created and used by two A* students who both received 100% in the final Unit 2 exam. These notes are in a FLASHCARD format designed for students who want to achieve TOP grades by testing themselves. These Flashcards include descriptions and evaluations of each individualistic policy.

soul beliefs exam 1 with complete solution hunter-gatherer focused on survival, living day-by-day, not concerned with the afterlife egalitarian everyone has authority, no one tells anyone what to do ancestor worship brought tribes together through rituals and prayer to the deceased ritualized music brought tribes together through dance, bonding and coming together. a way to survive immediate return system minimum attention to the future, eat it now, not later Hadza tribe grow no fo...

Physiological Psychology Final Exam 2023 with complete solution;(PSYC 3240, Clemson University) Physiological Psychology the branch of psychology that studies the relationships between behavior and the body, particularly the brain -- this not neuroscience Behavior includes internal events such as learning, thinking, and emotion, as well as the overt acts everyone would identify as behavior Neuroscience the multidisciplinary study of the nervous system (all aspects: anatomical, chemical, ...

IB philosophy core themes SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT ANSWERS Plato (human nature) - ANSWER Rationalist Descartes (human nature) - ANSWER Rationalist Locke (human nature) - ANSWER empiricist - blank slate Hobbes (human nature) - ANSWER State of nature - bad Rousseau (human nature) - ANSWER State of nature - good Darwin (human nature) - ANSWER irrational - evolution Descartes (mind/body) - ANSWER Substance dualist - mind does not depend on body Searle (mind/body) - ANSWER mind depends on...

IB philosophy core themes SOLUTIONS 100% CORRECT ANSWERS Plato (human nature) - ANSWER Rationalist Descartes (human nature) - ANSWER Rationalist Locke (human nature) - ANSWER empiricist - blank slate Hobbes (human nature) - ANSWER State of nature - bad Rousseau (human nature) - ANSWER State of nature - good Darwin (human nature) - ANSWER irrational - evolution Descartes (mind/body) - ANSWER Substance dualist - mind does not depend on body Searle (mind/body) - ANSWER mind depends on...