On the Traditional View, Not Just Any Form of Justification

question 11

True/False

On the traditional view, not just any form of justification is sufficient for knowledge-the justification must be an adequate reason to hold that the belief in question is true.

Differentiate between the physiological responses associated with various emotions.

Recognize the implications of emotional responses for physical performance and decision-making.

Compare and contrast major theories of emotion: James-Lange, Cannon-Bard, Two-Factor Theory.

Understand the neurological pathways involved in the experience of emotions and their evolutionary significance.

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