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©THEBRIGHT EXAM STUDY SOLUTIONS 8/22/2024 12:54 PM PHIL 101 Straighterline EXAM Questions And Correct Answers According to David Hume, what do we directly observe? - answersense impressions According to Hume, why can't we have knowledge on the relation of cause and effect? - answerWe can never observe a necessary connection between events. Which of the following statements is true about Immanuel Kant? - answerHe argued that a stream of sensations could not qualify as experience unless t...

According to David Hume, what do we directly observe? correct answer: sense impressions According to David Hume, why can't past experience justify claims about the future? correct answer: We can never know whether or not the future will be like the past Arguments that attempt to establish something as a necessary precondition of the possibility of experience are called _____. correct answer: transcendental arguments According to the philosophy of Absolute Idealism, what is the relat...

Strong Sense - correct answerIrrational to believe in God unless existence can be proven Weak Sense - correct answerIrrational to believe in God unless balance of evidence makes it seem likely there is a God Faith - correct answerStrong belief in God or doctrines based on spiritual apprehensions, rather than empirical truth Coherance Theory of Faith - correct answerTruth or falsity of a statement is determined by its relation to other statements, rather than relation to the world Cor...

End term Exam For Theory and Practice of Counseling and Psychotherapy Answered Correctly Existential Therapy (3 key people) - Correct Answer Viktor Frankl, Rollo May, Irvin Yalom Existential Therapy (What does this model stress?) - Correct Answer Reacting against the tendency to view therapy as a system of well-defined techniques, this model stresses BUILDING THERAPY ON THE BASIC CONDITIONS OF HUMAN EXISTENCE (such as choice, the freedom and responsibility to shape one's life, and self-dete...

Existentialism correct answer: The belief that traditional philosophy is irrelevant to real life, and that it should focus on the individual and their everyday confrontation with the world. The world is irrational, absurd, cannot be explained, and trivial. We are unable to effectively communicate. Our main goal in life is to figure out how to confront the absurdity of our existence and continue from there until our utterly pointless deaths. Kierkegaard correct answer: Believed that despair ...

Straighterline Philosophy Graded Exam #2 Exam Questions And Correct Answers According to David Hume, what do we directly observe? - answerSense impressions According to Immanuel Kant, the world being "noumenal" means the _____. - answerWorld as it is in itself, independent of our experiences According to David Hume, why can't past experience justify claims about the future? - answerWe can never know whether or not the future will be like the past. According to the philosophy of Absolut...

PSYCHOLOGICAL FIRST AID EXAM 1|PSYCHOLOGICAL FIRST AID VERIFIED EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS ALL GRADED A+|GUARANTEED SUCCESS(LATETS UPDATE ) Individual Differences in Response to Traumatic Stress - ANSWER--severity -specific symptoms -timing of onset and length -limitations of GOOD coping skills -*NOT A SIGN OF WEAKNESS* -hard to predict Event is more traumatic when: - ANSWER--it's unexpected/ people are unprepared -many people die (children more so) ...

Invitation to World Religions by Jeffrey Brodd TestBank Instructors manual Introductory Comments Invitation to World Religions is designed to provide students with the resources they need to acquire a sound understanding of the essential features of the major traditions. Students typically are drawn to the study of world religions out of a sense of curiosity, and they pursue their study with a healthy dose of wonder—circumstances that make for an exciting opportunity for an instructor....

Philosophers questions and answers, latest updated Thomas Hobbes 17th-century English political philosopher who argued the need for a strong government in order to prevent people from falling into a save existence, which he called the state of nature; his book, Leviathan, which discusses the social contract and the separation of powers, serves as the basis for Western political thought St. Thomas Aquinas Italian philosopher and theologian; greatest Scholastic philosopher; changed the f...

Collin College PHIL 1301 Kierkegaards Teleological Suspension of the Ethical Paper