Solved

Locke's Major Argument Against the Existence of Innate Ideas Is

Question 14

Multiple Choice

Locke's major argument against the existence of innate ideas is as follows:


A) "If ideas were innate all humans would possess them and they do not."
B) Because God does not exist, there is no source for innate ideas."
C) "Ideas change as the mind matures and, therefore, cannot be innate."
D) "Ideas cannot exist until they are created by the brain."

Correct Answer:

verifed

Verified

Unlock this answer now
Get Access to more Verified Answers free of charge

Related Questions

Q9: Which of the following philosophers was the

Q10: The major research tool of the structuralist

Q11: _ is the belief that some form

Q12: The school of structuralism was founded by:<br>A)Titchener<br>B)Wundt<br>C)James<br>D)Watson

Q13: To whom do you attribute the statement,

Q15: According to Reid, we can trust that

Q16: The first phrenologist was:<br>A)Kant<br>B)Gall<br>C)Reid<br>D)Locke

Q17: Aristotle's philosophy:<br>A)stunted scientific inquiry<br>B)was adopted by early

Q18: The first psychologist to make a thoroughly

Q19: The founder of the functionalist school was:<br>A)James<br>B)Watson<br>C)Wundt<br>D)Titchener