What did John Locke mean when he stated that the human mind is a tabula rasa?
a. Human beings are naturally evil.
b. We are like sponges that can only hold a specific amount of information.
c. We are born with no innate knowledge.
d. We are nothing more than the sum of our chromosomes, and we can never exceed the restrictions of genetics.
Answer: C
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a. social development. b. psychological moratorium c. self-experimentation d. adolescent self-assessment.
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a. high in incentive value. b. high in motivation. c. low in incentive value. d. low in stimulus motives.
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A) forcefully exhaling to induce dizziness. B) snorting a drug powder through a straw. C) sniffing the vapors of glue, gasoline, or propane. D) smoking marijuana that has been laced with PCP.