What did Kierkegaard and Nietzsche have in common? What was the major difference between them?
What will be an ideal response?
Although Nietzsche was apparently unaware of Kierkegaard’s work, they were
similar in several ways; for example, they both rejected what was conventionally
accepted, such as the organized church and science. In addition, Hegelian philosophy
was a favorite target for both men, and both men preached reliance on direct,
personal experience. The major difference between the two was that Kierkegaard
accepted the existence of God, whereas for Nietzsche God did not exist.
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A) cortisol. B) epinephrine. C) norepinephrine. D) ACTH.
A study of rats showed more enriched environments lead to more brain connectivity. What do studies show in humans regarding whether television contributes to this enrichment?
a. television increases neural connectivity b. television decreases neural connectivity c. no specific results address this d. there are many results showing mixed findings
The process by which the body maintains a balance or equilibrium in its internal environment is called ______
a. neoteny b. autoregulation c. homeostasis d. hypothalamus
The abbreviation CS stands for
a. conditioned stimulus. b. correlated stimulus. c. conventional structure. d. conditional situation. e. conjuncted structure.