Which of the following is the basis of the six existential propositions seen in existential philosophies?
a. Humans are continually changing or becoming.
b. Tolerance is learned over time.
c. Identity depends on parental influences.
d. Basic needs must be met first before higher needs.
A
The existential philosophy is sometimes referred to as existentialism. The basis of this philosophy is that human beings are continually changing or becoming.
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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