Statement A: The extension of the mind is the cogito. Statement B: 'Cogito ergo sum' translates to 'I act, therefore I am.' Which of the following is correct? a. Statement A is cor... Statement A: The extension of the mind is the cogito. Statement B: 'Cogito ergo sum' translates to 'I act, therefore I am.' Which of the following is correct? a. Statement A is correct while Statement B is wrong. b. Statement A is wrong while Statement B is correct. c. Both Statement A and Statement B is correct. d. Both Statement A and Statement B is wrong.
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The question is presenting statements regarding philosophical concepts and asking to determine the correctness of those statements. It is structured as a multiple-choice question format related to psychology and philosophy.
Answer
A: Statement A is correct while Statement B is wrong.
The final answer is A: Statement A is correct while Statement B is wrong.
Answer for screen readers
The final answer is A: Statement A is correct while Statement B is wrong.
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‘Cogito, ergo sum’ translates to ‘I think, therefore I am.’ It is a foundational element in Descartes' philosophy, marking thought as proof of existence.
Tips
Do not confuse the 'cogito' with actions; it's specifically about thinking and consciousness.
Sources
- Cogito, ergo sum - Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org
- Cogito, ergo sum | Definition, Meaning in English - Britannica - britannica.com
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