Multiple Choice
Berkeley resolved the relationship between reality, or physical matter, and the mind by his:
A) belief in the certainty of the mind's operations only.
B) belief in the certainty of matter only.
C) distinction between primary and secondary qualities.
D) position that humans are born with innate ideas.
E) dismissal of the need for the concept of the mind.
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