Empiricism

British empiricism stresses that ...

• Inner experiences are the most important in the attainment of knowledge

• Sensory experiences are the most important in the attainment of knowledge

• All kinds of experiences are important in the attainment of knowledge

• Mental workings are the most important in the attainment of knowledge

According to Hobbes, the universe is set in mechanistic principles - including humans. So humans can be viewed as?

• Machine

• Organism

• Computer

• Animal

Hobbes's position that all things in the world are mechanistic and sets in motion based on natural order is named ...

• Order Principle

• Free Will

• Determinism

• Linearism

Tabula rasa is the theory devised by ...

• Thomas Hobbes

• John Locke

• George Berkeley

• Auguste Comte

Locke's position is the same as Galileo in explaining primary and secondary qualities

• True

• False

The process of association is the most fundamental principle of mental life, is the position of ...

• Empiricism

• Positivism

• Associationism

• Sensationalism

Esse ist percipi is the famous saying of who?

• John Stuart Mill

• John Locke

• David Hume

• George Berkeley

David Hume thought that the science of man could be understood by using ...

• Descriptive Science

• Laboratory Science

• Observational Science

• Experimental Science

We think that irregular weather is an impact of environmental damage. Example of ...

• The law of contiguity

• The law of resemblance

• The law of cause-and-effect

• The law of similarity

Seeing lightning initiates our fear because the thunder will come soon. Example of ...

• The law of contiguity

• The law of resemblance

• The law of cause-and-effect

• The law of similarity