Descartes' Most Important Contribution to Philosophy Was His

question 21

Multiple Choice

Descartes' most important contribution to philosophy was his:

• A) analysis of dreams.
• B) rejection of received opinion.
• C) work in analytic geometry.
• D) method of examining problems.
• E) ability to make daring inferences.

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Definitions:

Statistical Procedure

A method of collecting, analyzing, interpreting, and presenting data in a meaningful way, using mathematical theories and formulas.

Independent Variable

In a scientific experiment, the variable that the researcher modifies or controls to investigate its influence on the dependent variable.

Correlations

A measure indicating the level at which multiple variables exhibit joint variability.

Systematic Problem-Solving

An approach to addressing issues that involves defining the problem, analyzing the problem, generating potential solutions, evaluating and selecting the best solution, and implementing the solution.