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CPP2 A
test 1
Question | Answer |
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5 characteristics of inductive reasoning (4-5) | 4. Begins witha particular and moves to a generality 5. Assumes the meaning of words |
How do we use inductive and deductive reasoning differently in Chiropractic philosophy? | Deductive for establishing the validity of our chiropractic philosophy Inductive reasoning-to establish major premise |
What is the major premise of Chiropractic Philosophy? | There is universal intelligence in all matter which continually gives to it all it's properties and actions thus maintaining in existence |
What are the two types of mechanists? | Strict materialist, psuedo-mechanist |
Define strict materialist | The true mechanist, totally rejects any vitalistic concept or process that he cannot empirically demonstrate. |
Define psuedo-mechanist | Acknowledges the existence of a force which he cannot see or demonstrate but in practice denies its ability to run the universe or his body. Most people are this... |
The 4 reasons why people go to the chiropractor | 1. Symptoms treated and/or cure disease 2. Prevent symptoms and diseases 3. Unfold genetic potential 4. Allow bodies to work at max potential |
3 Reasons why a chiropractor sees patients | 1. To cure all diseases 2. To cure some diseases 3. To cure no diseases |
What is the most common of the 3 reasons why Chiropractors see patients? | To cure some diseases |
The 3 specific traits of Universal Intelligence, as defined by 33 principles. | 1. UI is not a person, but a principle 2. UI only functions in accordance with natural law 3. UI bespeaks of intelligence |
Define solicitude | The state of being solicitous, anxiety or concern...UI has none |
UI gives force to both ____ and ___ matter. | organic & inorganic |
T/F It is impossible for any matter to be where universal force is not. | true |
In order to carry on the universal cycle of life, universal forces are ___, and innate forces are ____, as regards to structural matter. | destructive, constructive |
Innate intelligence ___ universal forces for use in the body | adpats |
Identify and list in order the signs of life. | Assimilation, excretion, adaptability, growth, reproduction |