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PSYC 403 - SEPT 17, (LOCK VS LEIBNIZ) TEST BANK
Practice Questions with correct answers and Rationale
2026 Chamberlain College of Nursing

EXAM QUESTIONS VERIFIED ANSWERS

Locke vs Leibniz - Conflict ✓ Revived Plato vs Aristotle debate;

Continental nativism (Leibniz) vs

British empiricism (Locke)

Locke and Leibniz - What did they share ✓ - Rejected opportunities for

academic careers in favour of

politics and public affairs

- Influenced by Descartes work

(altLocke vs Leibniz - Conflict

Revived Plato vs Aristotle debate; ✓ Locke and Leibniz - What did they

Continental nativism (Leibniz) vs British share

empiricism (Locke)

- Rejected opportunities for academic ✓ Locke and Leibniz - What they

careers in favour of politics and public agreed on Descartes

affairs

, - Influenced by Descartes work (although

differently)

Locke: Accepted most physical, ✓ John Locke (1632-1704) -

physiologist ideas, but not active Background

conscious soul idea with innate ideas

Leibniz: Accepted conscious soul idea

and rejected physics aspect

Middle-class background, surrounded by ✓ Locke (1632-1704) - Boyle's Royal

influential scientists like Boyle or Newton Society of London and thoughts on

Locke

Gathered scientists for discussion in ✓ Locke - Royal Society of London -

convivial social gatherings, most What it made him realize

important Britain scientific organization

- Some thought Locke was troublesome,

but Boyle enjoyed his independence and

became mentor and friend

Descartes first rule is not enough, need ✓ Locke - Religious basis for

data/experiment to understand, need to Empiricism and implication

examine the nature of knowledge itself

One of the first Protestant philosophers, ✓ Locke - Take on Plato's Cave

thinks that since God gave us sense, we

have to use them

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