The Major Precept of the British Philosophical School of Empiricism

question 76

Multiple Choice

The major precept of the British philosophical school of empiricism was that

• A)the "mind" and the "body" are two separate and disconnected entities.
• B)human beings are generally good and innately move in positive directions.
• C)research is not at all valuable unless there are appropriate statistics to support the conclusions.
• D)the mind is a "blank slate" at birth that gets filled with ideas gained by observing the world.

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