Plato's Psychology Allowed for All but One of the Following

question 3

Multiple Choice

Plato's psychology allowed for all but one of the following:

• A) The human soul provides the formation of ideas in the intellect.
• B) Bodily functions are base, negative, and unreliable.
• C) The mind and body are parallel processes.
• D) Reason and appetite, respectively, are rational and irrational functions of the soul.
• E) Ideas are reducible directly to sensory input.

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