Essays on Intellectual of Powers of Man Multiple Choice

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. Generally speaking, Reid understands identity as

A relation between a thing known to exist at one time and a thing known to exist at another. correct incorrect

Presupposing an uninterrupted continuance of existence. correct incorrect

A bundle of successive sense impressions. correct incorrect

Both a and b. correct incorrect

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. Reid claims that

Our successive perceptions constitute ourselves. correct incorrect

We do not have a strong conviction about personal identity. correct incorrect

We cannot have good evidence about anything in the past other than what we remember. correct incorrect

To remember that one did something is to be convinced that one existed at that past time. correct incorrect

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. Unlike Locke, Reid believes that memory

Is the basis of personal identity. correct incorrect

Is not the basis of personal identity. correct incorrect

Only provides evidence of personal identity. correct incorrect

Both b and c. correct incorrect

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