All of the Following Statements About the Ancient Greek Concept

question 69

Multiple Choice

All of the following statements about the ancient Greek concept of humankind are true EXCEPT

• A)human beings have a capacity for rational thought and a need for freedom.
• B)nature follows consistent rules that could, and should, be grasped by human reason.
• C)unlike Hebrews, the Greeks found little intrinsic worth either in the individual or in humankind as a whole.
• D)the Greeks stressed human dignity but grounded it in the ability of individuals to think for themselves and bear responsibility for their actions.
• E)the Greeks broke with the mythopoeic worldview of older civilizations.

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Definitions:

Randomly Assigned

A method in experimental design where participants are allocated to various groups in a manner that ensures each has an equal chance of being selected, to increase the validity of the results.

Happiness

A state of well-being characterized by emotions ranging from contentment to intense joy.

Laboratory Experiments

Controlled tests or investigations conducted in a specially equipped setting where variables can be manipulated, observed, and measured to study their effects.

Quasi-Experiments

Research designs that attempt to evaluate cause-and-effect relationships but lack the full control or randomization of true experimental designs.