The Distinction Between Primary and Secondary Qualities Proposed by Galileo

question 13

Multiple Choice

The distinction between primary and secondary qualities proposed by Galileo:

• A) allowed the acceptance of the essential unity of all intellectual activity.
• B) defined primary qualities as relative, fluctuating, and subjective.
• C) defined secondary qualities as absolute, immutable, and objective.
• D) implied the need for a discipline of psychology, separate from the natural sciences.
• E) led immediately to the study of psychology as a natural science.

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