Reference no: EM13121055

Objectivity is:
A.up to the observer
B.problem free
C.the hallmark of science
D.not testable

The Milesians and Heraclitus interpreted experience as
A.phenomena of the senses, characterized by constant change.
B.coming only from individual experiences.
C.purely sensual.
D.objective.


The Academy was
A.Plato’s well-known lecture
B.The school Plato attended as a child
C.The name for those who believed in Plato’s works
D.Plato’s school

‘‘a penetrating insight,’’ is
A.when he argued that all explanations of memory as sensory aftereffect were fundamentally wrong
B.memory is born with thousands of stored impressions
C.the soul’s power to know its former activities
D.the activity of the soul

Positivism states that our descriptions and explanations of phenomena must be anchored in sense experience.
True
False


According to Kuhn, a paradigm includes all the beliefs that are taught to professionals in a field.
True
False


Heraclitus proposed that condensations and rarefactions of air account for the world of appearances, an adaptation of the proposals of Thales and Anaximander.
True
False

Stoicism shared many key features with Cynicism, because there was no real difference that gave an immense advantage to the Stoics.
True
False

Aristotle had viewed the self/psyche as inseparable from the body, as the form and the functioning of the body.
True
False


Aquinas attempted to answer all critics of the faith, including those who asked what occupied God before he created the universe.
True
False