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Chapter 3 Self Quiz
The Nature of Mind
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Behaviorism is supposed to be an analysis of how we use mental terms.
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False.
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Critics of the identity theory claim that the mind and the brain have different characteristics.
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False.
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Dualism is the view that there are
physical bodies and physical minds.
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nonphysical bodies and physical minds.
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physical bodies and nonphysical minds.
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"How will that which is corporeal seize upon that which is incorporeal, so to hold it conjoined with itself." This quote from Gassendi is part of a critique of
substance dualism.
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occasionalism.
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interactionism.
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parallelism.
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The identity theory claims that the mind is identical to
the behavior of the body.
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the brain.
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the way we function in society.
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The "Turing test" is a test of
machine intelligence.
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whether certain sounds are a secret German code.
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whether an "interrogator" could come up with questions that no one can answer.
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The "hard problem of consciousness" is the problem of how a physical system like the brain could
discriminate stimuli or report information.
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give rise to phenomenal experience.
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control so much bodily behavior.
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A "philosophical zombie" is an imaginary creature who
ate the flesh of philosophers in the horror novel "A Taste of Truth."
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is just like us with an animated dead body.
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is just like us but without phenomenal consciousness.
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rejects philosophical behaviorism.
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Which of the following theories does
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Occasionalism
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Preestablished harmony
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Property dualism
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Interactionism
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Property dualism claims that nonphysical mental properties are
emergent properties.
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reductive properties.
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properties the soul.
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If you believed there was a soul that could move physical objects, you'd likely be a(n)
epiphenomenalist.
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parallelist.
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property dualist.
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Continuity of soul with psychological continuity would be sufficient but not necessary for sameness of person because
continuity of soul requires a belief in an afterlife.
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continuity of body brain with psychological continuity would also be sufficient.
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psychological continuity is difficult to determine.
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