Multiple Choice
How do Lockean primary qualities differ from secondary qualities?
A) Secondary qualities are derived from primary qualities.
B) Primary qualities are derived from secondary qualities.
C) Ideas of primary qualities resemble the qualities themselves, whereas ideas of secondary qualities do not resemble the qualities themselves.
D) Ideas of secondary qualities resemble the qualities themselves, whereas ideas of primary qualities do not resemble the qualities themselves.
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