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According to Plato, true knowledge consists solely of concepts and abstractions that can be accessed through the Psyche/Soul/mind. This implies that knowledge is _______
According to Plato, true knowledge consists solely of concepts and abstractions that can be accessed through the Psyche/Soul/mind. This implies that knowledge is _______
- Innate and already present in individuals (correct)
- Gained through experience
- Derived from external sources
- Acquired through the senses
What was Plato's perspective on the theory of perception and sensation as the source of knowledge?
What was Plato's perspective on the theory of perception and sensation as the source of knowledge?
- He supported it and considered it reliable
- He believed it was partially reliable
- He opposed it and considered it unreliable (correct)
- He had no opinion on it
Plato is considered a central figure in the history of philosophy along with his teacher, ________, and student _________.
Plato is considered a central figure in the history of philosophy along with his teacher, ________, and student _________.
- Aristotle, Plato
- Socrates, Aristotle (correct)
- Aristotle, Socrates
- Plato, Aristotle
Which of the following best describes Plato's ideas?
Which of the following best describes Plato's ideas?
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According to the text, Plato's perspective on the development of psychology was seen as a _______.
According to the text, Plato's perspective on the development of psychology was seen as a _______.
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