Match these concepts of Hume's with their proper deffinition - Analytic a priori - Synthetic a posteriori - Complex Idea - Assoc

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Match these concepts of Hume's with their proper deffinition - Analytic a priori - Synthetic a posteriori - Complex Idea - Assoc

iation of Ideas A. The connection of multiple bits of sense data into a constructed whole B. A statement that is verified as true only by sense experience C. How the mind constructs sense data into concepts such as substance, relation, and cause/effect D. A statement that is true by deffinition

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Lady bird [3.3K] · Answer 1 · 2022-09-28T10:19:02+03:00

The correct definitions of the concepts of Hume is shown below:

Analytic a priori -

B. A statement that is verified as true only by sense experience

Synthetic a posteriori -

D. A statement that is true by definition

Complex Idea -

A. The connection of multiple bits of sense data into a constructed whole

Association of Ideas

C. How the mind constructs sense data into concepts such as substance, relation, and cause/effect

<h3>What is a Concept?</h3>

This refers to the grouping of things based on a person's perception of them and their perceived meanings.

With this in mind, we can see that based on the concepts of Hume, we can see that he believed that the human mind was able to construct sense data based on certain concepts, amongst other things which Hume believed.