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Philosophy Chapter 5 - Mind and Body
Philosophy Chapter 5 - Mind and Body
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What does Neo taking the red pill in
The Matrix
allude to in Greek philosophy?
Aristotles 4 virtues
The Oracle at Delphi's aphorism "Know thyself"
Sophocle's Oedipus Rex
Plato's Allegory of the cave
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carry messages toward brain
motor nerves
sensory nerves
both sensory and mixed nerves
mixed nerves
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What does 'positivism' mean in philosophy?
Philosophy shouldn't exist.
All knowledge is scientific knowledge.
All we ought to do is scientific research.
An optimistic, happy outlook on life.
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Which theory claims that the mind can be ontologically reduced to the brain?
Property dualism
Mind Mind Identity theory
Behaviourism
Mind Brain Identity theory
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Who developed influential theories of the human mind and of political philosophy?
Benjamin Franklin
John Locke
George Whitefield
Johnathan Edwards
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What is the mind body problem?
How do we know other minds exist
When you don't know how to match your brain with your body
How mind and body are both physical
How the physical body and non physical mind interact
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How does the brain develop?
Back to front
Front to Back
Left to right
Right to left
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Which is an important Modern school of philosophy whose members were Berkeley, Locke, etc?
idealism
rationalism
criticism
empiricism
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Philosophy
The study of the human brain
The study of plants
The study of human thought about the meaning of life
The study of the human body
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The power of the mind to think and understand in a logical way.
Reason
Brain-power
Philosophy
Conscience
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What makes your brain grow?
Sleep
Water
Food
Making and learning from your mistakes.
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According to Socrates, why does the true philosopher seek to separate the body from the soul?
The soul is material, more durable than the body
The separation of the body from the soul
The body is an obstacle to knowledge
We can't have knowledge beyond what our bodiy sensory allows
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What is the Brain?
A bone
A thing
A organ
Nothing