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    John Locke -According to Locke,perception,which Accounts for All Human Knowledge,is
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John Locke -According to Locke,perception,which Accounts for All Human Knowledge,is

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Question 129

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John Locke
-According to Locke,perception,which accounts for all human knowledge,is


A) a passive taking in of raw data.
B) an act by which the mind considers objects and organizes ideas.
C) present in all people.
D) arises in the senses whenever stimulation is present.

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