“Cartesian,” or “substance” dualism is the view that…

What is supposed to be the difference between the “easy” problems of consciousness and the “hard problem” of consciousness, according to Australian philosopher David Chalmers?

What is Alan Turing’s “Imitation Game” (or “Turing test,” as it is called in his honor)? Explain what the “game” actually is, and what it’s meant to show.

ESSAYS: For 39-42, pick THREE of the questions and write a brief essay. Be thorough, be complete. 5 points each. (NOTE: Question 42 is listed as being worth 0 points– this is just for bookkeeping on Blackboard. It’s really worth 5, the same as the others)Explain the empiricist idea that “all ideas come from experience.” Then explain how David Hume takes this theory and uses it to show that we do not really have a clear idea of a persisting “self” that stays the same throughout all our lives.

According to Plato, the three parts of the soul are…

What are the three levels of the mind, according to Freud?

The primary purpose of meiosis is:

What is behaviorism as a philosophy of psychology?

Nodes of Ranvier are:

Olfactory receptors are located in the: