PHILOSOPHY MULTIPLE CHOICES

Philosophy Multiple Choices - Humanities
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I need a full mark. If you can’t get me an A don’t bid on the question please. . philosophy_.pdf Unformatted Attachment Preview My GU Library Help Remaining Time: 2 hours, 13 minutes, 31 seconds. Wali Question Completion Status: ? 20SU Phil of Knowledge A1 Course Content Take Test: Final Exam: Philosophy of Knowledge Summer 2020 Test Information Description Final Exam for Philosophy of Knowledge Summer 2020 Gannon University Instructions Timed Test This test has a time limit of 2 hours and 15 minutes.You will be notified when time expires, and you may continue or submit. Warnings appear when half the time, 5 minutes, 1 minute, and 30 seconds remain. Multiple Attempts This test allows 3 attempts. This is attempt number 2. Force Once started, this test must be completed in Completion one sitting. Do not leave the test before clicking Save and Submit. Your answers are saved automatically. QUESTION 1 0.08 points Save Answer The general bias of common sense stems from its: excessive practicality its effectiveness its impressive precision its universal applicability QUESTION 2 0.08 points Save Answer Rationalism emphasizes: the humble building of knowledge from experience the influence of the environment on the knower the subjective conditions of the knower the deduction of truths from some axioms or principles QUESTION 3 0.08 points Save Answer A theory of the good that denies that it is cognitive or a matter of knowledge is: emotivism utilitarianism Lonergans account natural law QUESTION 4 0.08 points Save Answer Tacit knowledge is important in each of the following areas, EXCEPT for: physiognomies use of skills use of tools and probes use of machine learning QUESTION 5 0.08 points Save Answer The order of operations in human knowing is: experiencing, judging, understanding experiencing, understanding, judging understanding, experiencing, judging judging experiencing, understanding QUESTION 6 0.08 points Save Answer Each of the following is true of tacit knowledge according to Polanyi EXCEPT: it is tactile, concerning just things you can touch it is the larger part of our knowledge because of it, we know more than we can say it is like the lower part of an iceberg QUESTION 7 0.08 points Save Answer Intentionality refers to: acting deliberately or intentionally engagement of the knower with reality having bad intentions meaning what you say QUESTION 8 0.08 points Save Answer Lonergan believes that authority is each of the following EXCEPT: legitimate power based on authenticity based on force something belonging to the community QUESTION 9 0.08 points Save Answer Insight occurs at the level of: experiencing understanding Judgment deliberation and decision QUESTION 10 0.08 points Save Answer Lonergans phrase functionally complementary means: functioning in a manner worthy of compliments having parts with different but mutually supporting functions completed, over with a mathematical proof QUESTION 11 0.08 points Save Answer Lonergan thinks his basic account of knowing is immune to criticism because: it is so general the parts of it are functionally complementary it is materially dynamic you have to use it to criticize it, refuting the criticism QUESTION 12 0.08 points Save Answer Errors of relativism include each of the following EXCEPT: failure to distinguish the what and the how in knowing internal inconsistency in claiming to be the absolute truth its inconsistency with the success of modern science its claim that our environment influences our knowing QUESTION 13 0.08 points Save Answer Lonergan argues that power (except raw power) depends upon each of the following EXCEPT: cooperation down the ages cooperation in the here and now community force rather than ideas or meanings QUESTION 14 0.08 points Save Answer Each of the following would be a common sense statement except: the sun rises on the barn side of the property what is wrong with me is that I have backache your fifth vertebra is impinging on a nerve you have to go along to get along QUESTION 15 0.08 points Save Answer Lonergan argues that authority is based upon each of the following EXCEPT: force cooperation authenticity adherence to transcendental precepts QUESTION 16 0.08 points Save Answer When Lonergan says our knowing is dynamic and self-assembling he means: it consists of operations that prompt each other you put it together as you wish people are constantly changing their mind when you see something, you know it QUESTION 17 0.08 points Save Answer Relativism emphasizes each of the following EXCEPT: the imporance of a persons experience the importance of a persons environment the importance of relating things to each other the importance of limitations on our knowing QUESTION 18 0.08 points Save Answer Each of the following is probably true of selfappropriation EXCEPT: it applies the operations of knowing to the operations of knowing it is achieved only partially by most persons because knowing is actually looking, its easy it is complicated and takes a real effort QUESTION 19 0.08 points Save Answer Authority pertains especially to: the world of immediacy the world mediated by meaning and motivated by values people without common experiences, understandings, judgments people living in isolation QUESTION 20 0.08 points Save Answer We can learn from skepticism each of the following EXCEPT: Have a deep respect for truth. Do not be gullible. Make your theory consistent with your practice Ask if things are really so QUESTION 21 0.08 points Save Answer Self-appropriation, according to Lonergan, involves each of the following EXCEPT: turning the knowing process on itself attending particularly to the acts by which we know focusing on the objects we know in the world making our knowing our own QUESTION 22 0.08 points Save Answer The question what is it? leads us from what to what: from data to experience from experience to understanding from understanding to judgment from judgment to experience QUESTION 23 0.08 points Save Answer The formally unconditioned is each of the following EXCEPT: that which by its nature lacks conditions God that which depends on nothing that whose conditions are met QUESTION 24 0.08 points Save Answer Being for Lonergan is each of the following, EXCEPT: what is known and to be known the objective of the pure desire to know what can never be known what heuristic methods are designed to discover QUESTION 25 0.08 points Save Answer Each of the following represent parallels between knowing and being EXCEPT: experience and potency understanding and form judgment and act nature and historicity QUESTION 26 0.08 points Save Answer A second-order definition of being might make it: everything the universe is-ness what is known and to be known QUESTION 27 0.08 points Save Answer The difference between hearing a joke and getting it is good evidence that: experiencing is not understanding understanding is not judging understanding is not deliberating and deciding judging is not deliberating and deciding QUESTION 28 0.08 points Save Answer Skepticism can be challenged effectively by showing each of the following EXCEPT: its internal inconsistency that skeptics dont live their theory that sketicism needs justification by truths that skepticism is too accepting of conclusions QUESTION 29 0.08 points Save Answer The transcendental precepts, according to Lonergan, are: norms built into the knowing process limted to common sense limited to natural science limited to western culture QUESTION 30 0.08 points Save Answer At the level of experience we have: data knowledge judgment insight QUESTION 31 0.08 points Save Answer Empiricism is valuable for each of the following EXCEPT: its attention to experiencing its starting point of ideas in the mind its criticism of rationalism its friendly relation with modern science QUESTION 32 0.08 points Save Answer Everybody has their own truth would be a statement especially consistent with: skepticism relativism rationalism Kants theory of knowledge QUESTION 33 0.08 points Save Answer Common sense would generally be formulated in: scientific treatises mathematical equations a technical vobaulary proverbs, examples, rules of thumb QUESTION 34 0.08 points Save Answer Transcendental method is so-named because: it requires transcendental meditation it transcends categorial methods it works most of the time it went beyond earlier methods QUESTION 35 0.08 points Save Answer Human knowledge is each of the following EXCEPT: dynamic self-assembling the same thoroughout structured QUESTION 36 0.08 points Save Answer Each of the following might be a reason to accept the truth of testimony EXCEPT: knowledge that it was really testimony evidence that the one giving the testimony knew about the matter the lack of agreeing or corroborating witnesses evidence the witness was truthful QUESTION 37 0.08 points Save Answer A heuristic approach to ethics would tell you: exactly what to do to hurry because times a-wasting how to decide what is ethical to be kind to others QUESTION 38 0.08 points Save Answer Lonergans account of natural right tries to reconcile which aspects of human reality: human nature and human historicity truth and error substance and accidents empiricism and rationalism QUESTION 39 0.08 points Save Answer Authenticity might characterize each of the following EXCEPT: the community citizens authorities those ruling by raw power QUESTION 40 0.08 points Save Answer An example of the good of order, as conceived by Lonergan, would be: a cold drink right now when you are thirsty a mob controlled by force the Meals on Wheels organization telling people rather than asking them to do things QUESTION 41 0.08 points Save Answer Each of the following is a transcendental precpt EXCEPT: Be attentive Be intelligent Be reasonable Be accomodating QUESTION 42 0.08 points Save Answer Human knowledge might accurately be summarized as a structure which is: complex the same throughout materially static formally static QUESTION 43 0.08 points Save Answer Adherence to the transcendental precepts should result in each of the following EXCEPT: noticing whats going on grasping how things could be better being open to change favoring some groups over others QUESTION 44 0.08 points Save Answer In a hypothetical syllogism (If A, then B. But A. Therefore B.), the following is true: A is the conditioned and B the condition B is the conditioned and A the condition B is formally unconditioned A is the formally unconditioned QUESTION 45 0.08 points Save Answer Each of the following is true of heuristic devices or methods EXCEPT: they give a name to the unknown they facilitate insight they are widely utilized their use is limited to algebra QUESTION 46 0.08 points Save Answer Each of the following is true of Lonergans cosmopolis EXCEPT: it is a highly organized group it is ideas rather than force it puts forward timely and fruitful ideas it is critical but not a busybody QUESTION 47 0.08 points Save Answer Lonergan says each of the following are elements of insight EXCEPT: comes as release to tension of inquiry comes suddenly and unexpecxtedly depends more on outer than inner conditions pivots between concrete and abstract QUESTION 48 0.08 points Save Answer Each of the following is true of common sense knowing, EXCEPT for: it focuses on the here and now it is expressed in ordinary language it relates things to each other it seeks just enough precision QUESTION 49 0.08 points Save Answer Inverse insights occur when someone engaged with a problem: uses the knowing process backwards recognizes that theres nothing to be understood there discovers someone elses solution gives the wrong answer QUESTION 50 0.08 points Save Answer Each of the following is a characteristic of common sense EXCEPT: precision incompleteness experssion in non-technical language relating of things to oneself Click Save and Submit to save and submit. 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