Unit 3 Flashcards

1
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Determinism: Phenomena (2)

A

1) Are lawful
2) Systematically occur as a result of other events

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2
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Indeterminism: Phenomena are (3)

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1) Free agents
2) Unpredictable
3) Uncontrollable

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3
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Indeterminism: Leads to assumption that behavior is a result of

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Free will

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4
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Fatalism: Behavior is caused by (3)

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1) Destiny
2) Fate
3) Uncontrollable events humans can’t influence

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5
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Predestination:

Vantage point

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God sees our birth, life, and death at once

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6
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Predestination:

What controls behavior?

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Supernatural entity predetermines behavior before birth

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7
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Predestination:

What cannot control behavior?

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Human influence

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8
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Determinism AKA

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Causal determinism

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9
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Probabilistic determinism

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Behavior is predictable to an extent

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10
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Probabilistic determinism: Based on

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Mathematical probabilities of occurrence

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11
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Compatibilism

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Determinism and free will are compatible

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12
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Compatibilism:

Free will rationale

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Actions of humans are freely chosen

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13
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Compatibilism:

Determinism rationale

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Nature is orderly and lawful

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14
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Voluntarism: Belief that

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Humans can exert voluntary control over the movements of their body

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15
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Voluntarism: Precursor to

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Operant behavior

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16
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Scientific realism

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Physical world exists independently of our sense perceptions of it

17
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Scientific realism:
Truth criterion

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Correspondence theory of truth

18
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Pragmatism

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Claim is true if it is useful

19
Q

Pragmatism:
How is truth known?

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Interacting with nature rather than representing it

20
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Pragmatic truth criterion

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How useful it is equals how true it is

21
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Pragmatic truth criterion:
Informed communities

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Decide the truth of it based on agreement

22
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Grünbaum’s argument against determinism (4)

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1) Individual uniqueness
2) Behavior is too complex
3) Behavior is determined by future goals
4) It destroys the concept of personal responsibility

23
Q

Involuntary behavior was known as (4)

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1) Reflexive
2) Elicited
3) Automatic
4) Mindless

24
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Voluntary behavior was known as (4)

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1) Operant
2) Emitted
3) Willful
4) Mindful