Locke Believes That We Have Nothing in Our Minds That

question 49

Multiple Choice

Locke believes that we have nothing in our minds that did not come from __________.

• A) sensation and reflection
• B) reflection on innate ideas
• C) reason alone
• D) cultural memory

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Definitions:

Hawthorne Effect

Modification of behavior by study participants due to their awareness of being observed, highlighting the influence of observation on research outcomes.

Reactivity

The extent to which people alter their behavior or responses due to being observed or knowing they are being studied.

Subjectivity

The quality of being based on or influenced by personal feelings, tastes, or opinions.

Overgeneralization

The logical fallacy of making broad assumptions based on limited evidence or a few case studies.