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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy (BA Philosophy) .
51. |
Consciousness is: |
A. | subjective |
B. | objective |
C. | relative |
D. | universalistic |
Answer» A. subjective |
52. |
“Human beings are immaterial minds within material bodies”. This vies is called: |
A. | pluralism |
B. | dualism |
C. | monism |
D. | parallelism |
Answer» B. dualism |
53. |
Who is the first philosophical figure of Modern European philosophy advocated Mind-body Dualism? |
A. | rene descartes |
B. | hume |
C. | spinoza |
D. | leibniz |
Answer» A. rene descartes |
54. |
A cording to Descartes ---------------- is the basic feature of mind. |
A. | figure |
B. | solidity |
C. | extension |
D. | thought |
Answer» D. thought |
55. |
According to Descartes -------------------- makes mind very different from body. |
A. | ability to extend |
B. | ability to develop |
C. | ability to think |
D. | ability to execute |
Answer» C. ability to think |
56. |
Descartes argues -------------------- is necessary for self. |
A. | thinking |
B. | compounding |
C. | extension |
D. | evaluating |
Answer» A. thinking |
57. |
According to Descartes thinking is the ------------ of self. |
A. | quality |
B. | essence |
C. | sign |
D. | result |
Answer» B. essence |
58. |
Descartes theory of mind body relation is known as: |
A. | psychophysical parallelism |
B. | occasionalism |
C. | interactionism |
D. | pre-established |
Answer» C. interactionism |
59. |
-------------- considered as the one of the pioneers of the view that only material body exists. |
A. | hobbes |
B. | descartes |
C. | spinoza |
D. | malebranche |
Answer» A. hobbes |
60. |
“We should able to explain the operations of mind in terms of the working of the body”. Who among the following proposed this view? |
A. | spinoza |
B. | descartes |
C. | hobbes |
D. | malebranche |
Answer» C. hobbes |
61. |
“We should able to explain the operations of mind in terms of the working of the body”. This position is called: |
A. | idealism |
B. | materialism |
C. | dualism |
D. | skepticism |
Answer» B. materialism |
62. |
“The process such as thought and life really nothing more than physical and chemical process”. This position is called: |
A. | reductionism |
B. | inclusivenism |
C. | radicalism |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. reductionism |
63. |
‘States of consciousness are identical with the states of brain’. This theory is called: |
A. | behaviorist theory |
B. | reductionist theory |
C. | dualistic theory |
D. | identity |
Answer» D. identity |
64. |
Who is the prime proponent of Identity theory? |
A. | malebranche |
B. | j. j. c. smart |
C. | hobbes |
D. | putnam |
Answer» B. j. j. c. smart |
65. |
‘There are no nonphysical entities and nonphysical laws’. Who said this? |
A. | malebranche |
B. | j. j. c. smart |
C. | hobbes |
D. | putnam |
Answer» B. j. j. c. smart |
66. |
‘Experience is a brain process’. This view is related to: |
A. | behaviorist theory |
B. | reductionist theory |
C. | dualistic theory |
D. | identity |
Answer» D. identity |
67. |
Which among the following is an AI language? |
A. | ict |
B. | lisp |
C. | iflinet |
D. | prolet |
Answer» B. lisp |
68. |
‘Mental phenomena like thought cannot be identical with brain phenomena’. Who asserted this view? |
A. | malebranche |
B. | j. j. c. smart |
C. | norman malcolm |
D. | putnam |
Answer» C. norman malcolm |
69. |
Who among the following is treated as the strong opponent of Identical theory? |
A. | malebranche |
B. | norman malcolm |
C. | hobbes |
D. | putnam |
Answer» B. norman malcolm |
70. |
According to J.J. C. Smart the identity between brain state and mental state is: |
A. | categorical |
B. | conditional |
C. | contingent |
D. | contradictory |
Answer» C. contingent |
71. |
----------- began as school of psychology. |
A. | dualism |
B. | behaviorism |
C. | reductionism |
D. | identity theory |
Answer» B. behaviorism |
72. |
School of psychology that restricted the study of humans what can be observed is called: |
A. | reductionism |
B. | identity theory |
C. | epiphenomenalism |
D. | behaviorism |
Answer» D. behaviorism |
73. |
‘’We can explain mental activities in terms of people’s behaviours’. This position is called: |
A. | dualism |
B. | behaviorism |
C. | reductionism |
D. | identity theory |
Answer» B. behaviorism |
74. |
Who among the following is a behaviorist philosopher? |
A. | gilbert ryle |
B. | g. e. moore |
C. | norman malcolm |
D. | malebranche |
Answer» A. gilbert ryle |
75. |
For the behaviorists the mind is nothing more than: |
A. | behavior |
B. | bodily behavior |
C. | mental behavior |
D. | mental dispositions |
Answer» B. bodily behavior |
76. |
Who among the following is considered as a strong critic of Behaviorism? |
A. | spinoza |
B. | gilbert ryle |
C. | hegel |
D. | hilary putnam |
Answer» D. hilary putnam |
77. |
Behaviorism says that all feelings are external behavior that others can: |
A. | understand |
B. | observe |
C. | predict |
D. | infer |
Answer» B. observe |
78. |
-------------- reduces mind to behavior. |
A. | behaviorism |
B. | reductionism |
C. | materialism |
D. | functionalism |
Answer» A. behaviorism |
79. |
Who among the following is the proponent of Functionalism? |
A. | d. m. armstrong |
B. | gilbert ryle |
C. | hegel |
D. | hilary putnam |
Answer» A. d. m. armstrong |
80. |
‘We should explain mental activities and mental states in terms of perpetual inputs and behavioral outputs’. This view is called: |
A. | behaviorism |
B. | reductionism |
C. | materialism |
D. | functionalism |
Answer» D. functionalism |
81. |
--------------------- claims that all conscious mental states has the connections between sense inputs and behavior outputs. |
A. | behaviorism |
B. | reductionism |
C. | materialism |
D. | functionalism |
Answer» D. functionalism |
82. |
----------------- agree that a person’s intention can be explained in terms of the person’s desires and beliefs. |
A. | materialists |
B. | dualists |
C. | functionalists |
D. | behaviourists |
Answer» C. functionalists |
83. |
According to functionalists all mental states ultimately are to be explained in terms of the role play linking our ----------------- to our external behavior. |
A. | internal stimulation |
B. | sensory stimulation |
C. | stimulation |
D. | none of these |
Answer» B. sensory stimulation |
84. |
Functionalism says that if two people have exactly the same inputs and give exactly the same outputs, those two people have ------------------------------- . |
A. | exactly same inner mental state |
B. | different mental state |
C. | relative mental state |
Answer» A. exactly same inner mental state |
85. |
Critics argues that Functionalism leaves out the -------------------------. |
A. | output state |
B. | input state |
C. | inner conscious state |
D. | emotional stages |
Answer» C. inner conscious state |
86. |
‘The human brain is a kind of computer that process inputs and generate outputs’. This view is related to: |
A. | behaviorism |
B. | reductionism |
C. | materialism |
D. | functionalism |
Answer» D. functionalism |
87. |
“Humans are sophisticated computers”. This notion is proposed by |
A. | behaviorism |
B. | functionalism |
C. | materialism |
D. | identity theory |
Answer» B. functionalism |
88. |
‘The computer is the equivalent of the human mind’. Who proposed this view? |
A. | norman malcolm |
B. | malebranche |
C. | alan turing |
D. | gilbert ryle. |
Answer» C. alan turing |
89. |
Turing test is related to: |
A. | dualism |
B. | functionalism |
C. | reductionism |
D. | identity theory |
Answer» B. functionalism |
90. |
Who said that computer has a mind? |
A. | norman malcolm |
B. | malebranche |
C. | alan turing |
D. | gilbert ryle. |
Answer» C. alan turing |
91. |
Computer theory of human nature is popularly known as: |
A. | dualism |
B. | functionalism |
C. | reductionism |
D. | identity theory |
Answer» B. functionalism |
92. |
--------------- is a one of the most opponent of functionalism. |
A. | alan turing |
B. | malebranche |
C. | norman malcolm |
D. | john searle |
Answer» D. john searle |
93. |
‘Computer is nothing more than a machine that follows the instructions in its program’. Who asserted this? |
A. | alan turing |
B. | malebranche |
C. | norman malcolm |
D. | john searle |
Answer» D. john searle |
94. |
‘The Myth of the Computer is written by: |
A. | john searle |
B. | malebranche |
C. | norman malcolm |
D. | alan turing |
Answer» A. john searle |
95. |
Who advocated Chinese Room Argument? |
A. | john searle |
B. | malebranche |
C. | norman malcolm |
D. | alan turing |
Answer» A. john searle |
96. |
Chinese Room Argument is form of criticism against: |
A. | dualism |
B. | functionalism |
C. | reductionism |
D. | identity theory |
Answer» B. functionalism |
97. |
‘There is something that human minds have that a computer following a program does not have’. Who said this? |
A. | alan turing |
B. | malebranche |
C. | john searle |
D. | norman malcolm |
Answer» C. john searle |
98. |
According to John Searle computer lacks something which is the essential to the human mind, what is that? |
A. | intelligence |
B. | memory |
C. | storage |
D. | consciousness |
Answer» D. consciousness |
99. |
-------------------- is essentials to human mind according to Searle. |
A. | intelligence |
B. | memory |
C. | storage |
D. | consciousness |
Answer» D. consciousness |
100. |
Searle argues that mental states or activities are not reducible to: |
A. | consciousness |
B. | physical things |
C. | intelligence |
D. | psychological things |
Answer» B. physical things |
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