Self-Quiz 4.12

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Hume argues that ideas must come from impressions, but there is no impression from which the idea of self comes; therefore,

we know from reasoning that the self exists. correct incorrect

the soul exists. correct incorrect

the self is hidden to us. correct incorrect

there is no self. correct incorrect

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According to Hume, when he enters into what he calls his self, he stumbles on various perceptions; but he

can never understand the meaning of these perceptions. correct incorrect

cannot have more than one perception at a time. correct incorrect

can never observe his self, only perceptions. correct incorrect

cannot accept the reality of the perceptions. correct incorrect

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Hume says that the self is nothing but

an immaterial substance. correct incorrect

a bundle of different perceptions. correct incorrect

a power of the soul. correct incorrect

a bundle of separate substances. correct incorrect

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According to Hume, the mind is

a monarch presiding over perceptions. correct incorrect

a unity. correct incorrect

a kind of spirit. correct incorrect

a kind of theater. correct incorrect