Exam 2: The Legacy of Ancient Greece Eea-323 Bce

In his theory of learning as recollection, Plato says that seeing objects in this world activates innate but latent knowledge of the Forms. This proposal anticipates the later 18^th century British concept of:

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Question 21

If one wanted to find the initial philosophical and intellectual roots of psychology then one might look to the Greek motto "___________".

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Question 22

Why does the author call Socrates the first Modern? Why do many consider Socrates to be at the heart of the "Greek miracle"?

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Question 23

Match Aristotelian soul to its function. -vegetative soul

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Question 24

In terms of the Greek Legacy, the Greeks affected a miracle in helping us on the road to philosophy, science and psychology. Yet today as students of psychology we no longer share all the their values and ideas. Give several examples of these points of disagreement.

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Question 25

Match the group to their values: -Greek Bronze Age warriors

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Question 26

The author of the text points out that much of our early intellectual history is mysterious for several reasons. An example of this is:

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Question 27

Summarize Aristotle view of the relationship between soul and body. How is it different from Plato's?

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Question 28

In the psychology of the Bronze Age, persons were said to be alive if:

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Question 29

Bronze Age Greeks had a word "Psuche" that is a term that includes, among other things the concept of life-spirit. However, the author of the text notes that nowhere in Homer's the Iliad and Odyssey is there a word designating __________ as there is in Western psychology.

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Question 30

The democratic life of the Greek polis:

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Question 31

In several philosophical metaphors, Plato draws an analogy between the sun and:

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Question 32

You buy and are about to watch The Avengers movie on DVD. Which of the following is the best example of an efficient causal explanation of a DVD of the movie The Avengers?

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Question 33

Match the Platonic metaphor for knowledge to its description or implication: -We are born in a culture whose particular beliefs must be questioned and escaped from.

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Question 34

Which of the following would NOT be a characteristic of Knowledge for Plato?

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Question 35

The most important Greek moral value was sophrosyne, which meant:

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Question 36

In response to Parmenides' rationalism arose Empedocles' empiricism, which argued that:

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Question 37

According to Plato, a proposition is True if and only if:

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Question 38

Draw a diagram representing the structure of the human (sensitive and rational) soul according to Aristotle and summarize his ideas of the special and interior senses.

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Question 39

Explain why Plato regarded the Forms as the highest form of human knowledge.

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In his theory of learning as recollection, Plato says that seeing objects in this world activates innate but latent knowledge of the Forms. This proposal anticipates the later 18^th century British concept of:

If one wanted to find the initial philosophical and intellectual roots of psychology then one might look to the Greek motto "___________".

Why does the author call Socrates the first Modern? Why do many consider Socrates to be at the heart of the "Greek miracle"?

Match Aristotelian soul to its function. -vegetative soul

In terms of the Greek Legacy, the Greeks affected a miracle in helping us on the road to philosophy, science and psychology. Yet today as students of psychology we no longer share all the their values and ideas. Give several examples of these points of disagreement.

Match the group to their values: -Greek Bronze Age warriors

The author of the text points out that much of our early intellectual history is mysterious for several reasons. An example of this is:

Summarize Aristotle view of the relationship between soul and body. How is it different from Plato's?

In the psychology of the Bronze Age, persons were said to be alive if:

Bronze Age Greeks had a word "Psuche" that is a term that includes, among other things the concept of life-spirit. However, the author of the text notes that nowhere in Homer's the Iliad and Odyssey is there a word designating __________ as there is in Western psychology.

The democratic life of the Greek polis:

In several philosophical metaphors, Plato draws an analogy between the sun and:

You buy and are about to watch The Avengers movie on DVD. Which of the following is the best example of an efficient causal explanation of a DVD of the movie The Avengers?

Match the Platonic metaphor for knowledge to its description or implication: -We are born in a culture whose particular beliefs must be questioned and escaped from.

Which of the following would NOT be a characteristic of Knowledge for Plato?

The most important Greek moral value was sophrosyne, which meant:

In response to Parmenides' rationalism arose Empedocles' empiricism, which argued that:

According to Plato, a proposition is True if and only if:

Draw a diagram representing the structure of the human (sensitive and rational) soul according to Aristotle and summarize his ideas of the special and interior senses.

Explain why Plato regarded the Forms as the highest form of human knowledge.

Introduction

Antiquity 323 Bce-1000 Ce

The End of the Premodern World 1000-1600 Ce

The Scientific Revolution

The Enlightenment 1700-1815

The Ascent of Science 1815-1914

The Psychology of Consciousness

The Psychology of the Unconscious

The Psychology of Adaptation

Behaviorism 1892-1956

Cognitive Science 1956-2016

The Rise of Applied Psychology 1892-1939

The Psychological Society 1940-2016

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Exam 2: The Legacy of Ancient Greece Eea-323 Bce

In his theory of learning as recollection, Plato says that seeing objects in this world activates innate but latent knowledge of the Forms. This proposal anticipates the later 18th century British concept of:

If one wanted to find the initial philosophical and intellectual roots of psychology then one might look to the Greek motto "___________".

Why does the author call Socrates the first Modern? Why do many consider Socrates to be at the heart of the "Greek miracle"?

Match Aristotelian soul to its function. -vegetative soul

In terms of the Greek Legacy, the Greeks affected a miracle in helping us on the road to philosophy, science and psychology. Yet today as students of psychology we no longer share all the their values and ideas. Give several examples of these points of disagreement.

Match the group to their values: -Greek Bronze Age warriors

The author of the text points out that much of our early intellectual history is mysterious for several reasons. An example of this is:

Summarize Aristotle view of the relationship between soul and body. How is it different from Plato's?

In the psychology of the Bronze Age, persons were said to be alive if:

Bronze Age Greeks had a word "Psuche" that is a term that includes, among other things the concept of life-spirit. However, the author of the text notes that nowhere in Homer's the Iliad and Odyssey is there a word designating __________ as there is in Western psychology.

The democratic life of the Greek polis:

In several philosophical metaphors, Plato draws an analogy between the sun and:

You buy and are about to watch The Avengers movie on DVD. Which of the following is the best example of an efficient causal explanation of a DVD of the movie The Avengers?

Match the Platonic metaphor for knowledge to its description or implication: -We are born in a culture whose particular beliefs must be questioned and escaped from.

Which of the following would NOT be a characteristic of Knowledge for Plato?

The most important Greek moral value was sophrosyne, which meant:

In response to Parmenides' rationalism arose Empedocles' empiricism, which argued that:

According to Plato, a proposition is True if and only if:

Draw a diagram representing the structure of the human (sensitive and rational) soul according to Aristotle and summarize his ideas of the special and interior senses.

Explain why Plato regarded the Forms as the highest form of human knowledge.

Introduction

Antiquity 323 Bce-1000 Ce

The End of the Premodern World 1000-1600 Ce

The Scientific Revolution

The Enlightenment 1700-1815

The Ascent of Science 1815-1914

The Psychology of Consciousness

The Psychology of the Unconscious

The Psychology of Adaptation

Behaviorism 1892-1956

Cognitive Science 1956-2016

The Rise of Applied Psychology 1892-1939

The Psychological Society 1940-2016

Filters

In his theory of learning as recollection, Plato says that seeing objects in this world activates innate but latent knowledge of the Forms. This proposal anticipates the later 18^th century British concept of: