Logic And Its Objects

Question 1

The thing or entity which science deals with in order for the science to achieve its formal object

I.e the PARTS

Answer 1

Material object

Question 2

The immediate aim of a particular science

I.e the whole

Answer 2

Formal object

Question 3

Seeks to achieve correctedness in the process of thinking through mental operation

Answer 3

Logic

Question 4

What are the three steps mental operation

Answer 4

Simple apprehension
judgement
reasoning

Question 5

Refers to the act of mind as it apprehends or grasp a particular intensity or reality

Answer 5

Simple apprehension

Question 6

The act of mind through which two sides are compared in terms of the relation whether they are in agreement or disagreement with each other it is called proposition

Answer 6

Judgment

Question 7

Act of mind through which the mind abstracts to infer a specific judgment ductility contained in other judgment this is called inference or argument

Answer 7

Reasoning

Question 8

Consists of grasping the meaning of an idea or operation

Answer 8

Simple apphrehension

Question 9

Simple apprehension → ?

Answer 9

Abstraction

Question 10

This begins when thr intellect ignores or extracts thr accidental differential of a thing, focuses on the characteristics essential and common to all members of a class or group.

Answer 10

Abstraction

Question 11

This begins when the intellect ignores or extracts thr accidental differential of a thing, focuses on the characteristics essential and common to all members of a class or group.

Answer 11

Abstraction

Question 12

Simple apprehension→ abstraction→ ?

Answer 12

Ideogenesis

Question 13

The inttelectual Evolution of concept

Answer 13

Ideogenesis

Question 14

The sum of an existing individual being whether material or spiritual consists of all real things actual facts and material objects

Answer 14

Reality

Question 15

The instinctive and knowing powers of the human person these are our five basic senses and when stimulated the process of sensation works

Answer 15

Faculty

Question 16

The process of forming pictures in the material organic faculty of things

Answer 16

Imagination

Question 17

“the inner age” and indirect and imaginative representation of reality

Answer 17

Phantasm

Question 18

A set of symbols by which the things ideas and thoughts feelings are communicated

Answer 18

Language

Question 19

What are the four elements of language

Answer 19

Symbol
referent
reference
subject

Question 20

A word, name, phrase

Answer 20

Symbol

Question 21

A word, name, phrase

Answer 21

Symbol

Question 22

that which is symbolized or denoted

Answer 22

Referent

Question 23

meaning signification existing between symbol and referent

Answer 23

Reference

Question 24

who uses the symbol

Answer 24

Subject

Question 25

Comes from the Greek word eidos meaning ?

Answer 25

Image

Question 26

Representation of the essence of thing in the mind

Answer 26

Idea

Question 27

- A mental (intellectual) image or picture of an object in the mind - the mind does not invent, there are always conceived from reality

Answer 27

Idea

Question 28

How are ideas formed?

Answer 28

It is said that human knowledge begins in the senses

Question 29

Progenitor of scholasticism

Answer 29

Aristotle

Question 30

Said "through the senses that all human knowlege begins"

Answer 30

Aristotle

Question 31

Simple apprehension and the senses

Answer 31

Sensation Attention Abstraction Reflection Comparison Analysis Synthesis

Question 32

Interpretation of the information brought about by sensation

Answer 32

Perception

Question 33

The mind attends to what is perceived

Answer 33

Attention

Question 34

Multiple choice

Answer 34

Partial exclusion

Question 35

Single object

Answer 35

Complete exclusion

Question 36

The act by which the mind discerns what is accidental and essential notes

Answer 36

Abstraction

Question 37

These are parts of the object yet do not make the object

Answer 37

Accidental notes

Question 38

Those which are necessary for that object to be the object that it is

Answer 38

Essential notes

Question 39

The turning of the mind upon itself or upon its states or acts

Answer 39

Reflex mental activity

Question 40

The mind comes to a direct awareness of likeness and differences of the object of attention which the mind has forms ideas

Answer 40

Comparison

Question 41

The act through which the mind resolves an idea by means of the essential notes

Answer 41

Analysis

Question 42

The mind investigates those which make up its particular object

Answer 42

Analysis

Question 43

The act through which the mind puts together two or more ideas from the essential notes of a single idea

Answer 43

Synthesis

Question 44

Results of imagination a concrete and sensible object not universal

Answer 44

Phantasm

Question 45

Miss universal appeal to all individuals or classes of entities

Answer 45

Idea