What French Philosopher Argues That the Scientist's Objective Time Is

question 6

Multiple Choice

What French philosopher argues that the scientist's objective time is just a conceptual abstraction, a construct of the mind?

• A) Henri Bergson
• B) Edmund Husserl
• C) Immanual Kant
• D) J. J. C. Smart

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Comprehend the social-cognitive perspective on personality.

Apply the concept of reciprocal determinism to understand behavior.

Identify characteristics and behaviors associated with different personality perspectives.

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