PHL 111 Module 2-3 Module Two Exam
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PHL
111 Module 2-3 Module Two Exam
1.
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5 out of 5.00 points
A
conclusion is supported by propositions known as
syllogisms.
principles.
premises.
arguments.
2.
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5 out of 5.00 points
Plato
wrote in his Phaedrus that the human soul is divided into
one
rational and two nonrational parts.
one
rational and one nonrational parts.
two
rational and one nonrational parts.
two
rational and two nonrational parts.
3.
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5 out of 5.00 points
Because
we are both rational and nonrational, Plato argued, we are at our best when the
two aspects are
in
harmony.
inhibited.
cultivated.
stimulated.
4.
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5 out of 5.00 points
In
addition to abstract thinking and logical argumentation, reason has
a
nonrational aspect.
an evolutionary
aspect.
an
instinctive component.
a
behavioral component.
5.
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5 out of 5.00 points
The
argument that women and men have the same rational nature and that any gaps
that exist are based on discrimination and societal attitudes is considered a
___________ one.
feminist
rationalist
conservative
Judeo-Christian
6.
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5 out of 5.00 points
Rather
than thinking critically, many people think _____________ when it comes to
matters of race, sex, and age.
logically
rationally
stereotypically
creatively
7.
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5 out of 5.00 points
Sex
stereotypes harm men as well as women.
True
False
8.
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5 out of 5.00 points
Research
supports the idea that sex-based differences in reasoning are based primarily
on innate biological differences between men and women.
True
False
9.
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0 out of 5.00 points
Reason
can operate on both the conscious and the unconscious level.
True
False
10.
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5 out of 5.00 points
Emotion
is a relic from our evolutionary past and should always be put aside when
making decisions.
True
False
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