Multiple Choice
How did Freud's concept of the "unconscious" raise doubts about Descartes's claim that whatever is mental can be described as incorrigible?
A) By suggesting that our ideas may not correspond to reality.
B) By suggesting that only our unconscious ideas are clear and distinct.
C) By suggesting that there are ideas in our minds that we don't, and cannot, know.
D) By suggesting that no one is truly conscious and, therefore, that no mental activity can be said to be incorrigible.
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