CHIP - Immanuel Kant 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyCHIPUniversityNone Created by: Former MemberCreated on: 14-06-16 12:43 Who influenced David Hume's thinking? Aristotle, with two laws of association 1 of 16 What was David Hume's way of thinking? Everything is custom 2 of 16 What did Hume argue about inductive reasoning (causality)? It cannot be justified rationally - this belief results from experience of "constant conjunction", not logic 3 of 16 What type of philosophy was Immanuel Kant trained in? Leibnizian 4 of 16 Does it matter if causation is real or assumed? Yes, if we can't know causality in nature, logic of science and knowledge = challenged 5 of 16 Causality cannot be proven to exist in the external world, but it is in our understanding, therefore it must be: an innate contribution of the mind 6 of 16 What are external and inner world also known as (respectively)? Noumenal & phenomenal 7 of 16 EXTERNAL world = Real objects are as they are without human interaction 8 of 16 INNER world = 'Appearance' world active in creating understanding of external world 9 of 16 Kant's thinking about the mind = It has rules organised according to space and time 10 of 16 How many intuitions are there? 12 11 of 16 What did Kant say psychology could never be? A TRUE science 12 of 16 Why can psychology not be like physics? No spatial dimension, cannot be externally manipulated or mathematically analysed 13 of 16 What are optical illusions? When sensory experiences differ from external reality 14 of 16 What is Vitalism? It is the life force, it controls bodily mechanism and escapes after death 15 of 16 Who's students did not agree with vitalism? Muller's 16 of 16
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