Secondary Qualities, for Locke, Are _____

question 9

Multiple Choice

Secondary qualities, for Locke, are _____.

• A) powers to produce certain sensations in us
• B) qualities that we can perceive without the senses
• C) qualities that are not unique characteristics
• D) powers that do not relate to an object's identity

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Definitions:

Psychodynamic Theory

A theoretical framework that asserts that human behavior and feelings are deeply influenced by unconscious motives and conflicts.

Cognitive Theory

A theory of psychology that emphasizes internal mental processes as the key to understanding human behavior.

Psychosocial Theory

An approach that emphasizes the importance of social relationships and the complexities of mental and emotional development across one's lifespan.

Learning Theory

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