All of the Following Are True of British Empiricists Except

question 32

Multiple Choice

All of the following are true of British empiricists except

• A)they believed that ideas were based on associations of simple sensory events.
• B)they conducted experiments to test the rules of association.
• C)they held that the mind was a blank slate at birth.
• D)they thought that sense experiences were the basis of knowledge.

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