Multiple Choice
Aristotle's psychology included all but one of the following:
A) Purposive activity in human experience.
B) Little generalization beyond observables.
C) The soul contains the rational intellectual processes of imagination, reason, and creativity.
D) The will is the soul's motivational principle.
E) The mind is predisposed to organize sensory input by categories.
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Q5: The orientation that essentially denied the possibility
Q6: The emphasis on the first cause of
Q7: Science for Aristotle involved all but one
Q8: The clearest expression of the soul, along
Q9: The orientation that de-emphasized the importance of
Q11: The emphasis on the first cause of
Q12: Causality for Aristotle may be distinguished among
Q13: The orientation most opposite to Plato's teachings
Q14: The view of a second, more permanent
Q15: The four humors of blood, yellow bile,