What Was the Primary Argument of John Locke's Tabula Rasa

question 62

Multiple Choice

What was the primary argument of John Locke's tabula rasa theory?​

• A)​that natural selection favors individuals who have adaptive personalities
• B)​that the mind of children is born empty and cannot develop until adolescence
• C)​that we are very different at birth and that our individualities are genetically programmed
• D)​that we are biologically identical at birth in the potential for personality development

Recognize the structure, layers, and functions of the meninges.

Understand the structure and function of various parts of the central nervous system.

Identify the layers of meninges and the space where cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is found.

Recognize the components and protective layers of the brain.

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