William of Occam Believed That

question 34

Multiple Choice

William of Occam believed that:

• A)we could know the world directly without being concerned about a "higher" reality beyond our sensory experience
• B)the mind classifies things on the basis of what they have in common
• C)true knowledge can be attained only when abstract universals or essences are embraced
• D)we could know the world directly without being concerned about a "higher" reality beyond our sensory experience and the mind classifies things on the basis of what they have in common

Appreciate the changing nature of deviance based on historical and cultural shifts.

Explore the implications of formal deviance, such as crime, and its societal response.

Investigate the role of technology and modern concerns, such as cyberattacks, in contemporary understandings of deviance.

Analyze how social movements impact societal perceptions and definitions of deviance.

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Definitions:

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Bank Reconciliation

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