In philosophy, the problem of personal identity is the problem of trying to explain
A. how a person can change and yet remain the same person.
B. where someone's character comes from.
C. where someone's personality comes from.
D. how a person's personality and character change over time.
Answer: A
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For indigenous people, the term “place” has more than geographical significance. It is also significant because it:
a. is a matter of tribal and personal identity. b. is a marker of wealth. c. designates one's status in society. d. indicates where a tribe moved from after its creation to its main, present place.
Which of the following is the larger and more liberal sect of Buddhism?
a. Arahayana b. Mahayana c. Sangha d. Theravada
The Ancient Greek philosopher, Aristotle (384-322 B.C.) was an elitist who believed that people have unequal abilities to be virtuous and that some people are worthless due to poor habituation
a. true b. false
A priori means:
a. using the immediately prior statement as proof b. having a prior bias and being unable to reason clearly c. referring to a prior set of premises d. logically prior to experience