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    Peirce Argued That the Mind
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Peirce Argued That the Mind

Question 6

Question 6

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Peirce argued that the mind:


A) contains innate ideas.
B) is structured by the environment.
C) is determined by experience.
D) contributes to the organization of experience.
E) is reducible to sensations.

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