True/False Quiz

According to Dewey, all planned human conduct seems to be guided by estimates of value of the ends to be attained.

Dewey argues that value-expressions are not truth-apt.

Dewey claims that vital impulses are valuations.

According to Dewey, rules of appraisal rest upon scientifically warranted physical generalizations.

Dewey argues that propositions in which things are appraised as means enter necessarily into the desires that determine the value of ends.

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