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PBSI 340 EXAM 2 SCRIPT 2026 UPDATED
QUESTIONS WITH DETAILED ANSWERS
GRADED A+

⩥ learning and memory are both forms of _______. Answer: plasticity


⩥ Plasticity. Answer: a consequence of development, injury, or
experience


⩥ plato is to ______ as aristotle is to _____. Answer: nativism;
empiricism


⩥ Nativism. Answer: all learning is recollection so all knowledge is
innate


⩥ doctrine of anamnesis. Answer: all learning is recollection


⩥ early empiricism. Answer: all knowledge is acquired


⩥ Descartes supported _____. Answer: Dualism

,⩥ what are the two distinct parts of dualism?. Answer: unextended
substance and extended substance


⩥ Unextended substance. Answer: non-physical
Soul, free will
Does not abide by scientific rules


⩥ extended substance. Answer: physical, body, abides by scientific rules


⩥ Implications of Dualism. Answer: some parts of human behavior can
be studied


⩥ Julien Offray de La Mettrie was a ___. Answer: Materialist


⩥ materialists suggest that. Answer: we can derive the laws of the mind;
mind as a machine


⩥ Lloyd Morgan's Canon. Answer: Principle stating that the best
explanation for some behavioral phenomenon was the one with the
fewest unnecessary assumptions


⩥ What are Aristotle's 3 Laws of Association?. Answer: Law of
Similarity, Contrast, and Contiguity

, ⩥ law of similarity. Answer: The experience or recall of one object will
elicit the recall of things similar to that object


⩥ law of contrast. Answer: the experience or recall of one object elicits
the recall of opposite things


⩥ law of contiguity. Answer: the experience or recall of one object will
elicit the recall of things that were originally experienced along with the
object


⩥ law of frequency. Answer: the more frequently two things are
experienced together, the more likely it will be that the experience of
one will stimulate the recall of the second.


⩥ Who was a figure in British Empiricism?. Answer: John Locke


⩥ Tabula Rasa. Answer: "Blank Slate"; knowledge built up through
association of ideas


⩥ Who were the Associationists?. Answer: David Hartley, James Mill,
John Stuart Mill


⩥ What principles of association did David Hartley contribute?. Answer:
contiguity, repetition

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