Philosophy Of Informatics Set 4
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This set of Philosophy of Informatics Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Philosophy Of Informatics Set 4
Q1 | Who among the following is considered as a strong critic of Behaviorism?
- spinoza
- gilbert ryle
- hegel
- hilary putnam
Q2 | Behaviorism says that all feelings are external behavior that others can:
- understand
- observe
- predict
- infer
Q3 | -------------- reduces mind to behavior.
- behaviorism
- reductionism
- materialism
- functionalism
Q4 | Who among the following is the proponent of Functionalism?
- d. m. armstrong
- gilbert ryle
- hegel
- hilary putnam
Q5 | ‘We should explain mental activities and mental states in terms of perpetual inputs andbehavioral outputs’. This view is called:
- behaviorism
- reductionism
- materialism
- functionalism
Q6 | --------------------- claims that all conscious mental states has the connections between senseinputs and behavior outputs.
- behaviorism
- reductionism
- materialism
- functionalism
Q7 | ----------------- agree that a person’s intention can be explained in terms of the person’sdesires and beliefs.
- materialists
- dualists
- functionalists
- behaviourists
Q8 | According to functionalists all mental states ultimately are to be explained in terms of therole play linking our ----------------- to our external behavior.
- internal stimulation
- sensory stimulation
- stimulation
- none of these
Q9 | Functionalism says that if two people have exactly the same inputs and give exactly thesame outputs, those two people have ------------------------------- .
- exactly same inner mental state
- different mental state
- relative mental state
Q10 | Critics argues that Functionalism leaves out the -------------------------.
- output state
- input state
- inner conscious state
- emotional stages
Q11 | ‘The human brain is a kind of computer that process inputs and generate outputs’. This viewis related to:
- behaviorism
- reductionism
- materialism
- functionalism
Q12 | “Humans are sophisticated computers”. This notion is proposed by
- behaviorism
- functionalism
- materialism
- identity theory
Q13 | ‘The computer is the equivalent of the human mind’. Who proposed this view?
- norman malcolm
- malebranche
- alan turing
- gilbert ryle.
Q14 | Turing test is related to:
- dualism
- functionalism
- reductionism
- identity theory
Q15 | Who said that computer has a mind?
- norman malcolm
- malebranche
- alan turing
- gilbert ryle.
Q16 | Computer theory of human nature is popularly known as:
- dualism
- functionalism
- reductionism
- identity theory
Q17 | --------------- is a one of the most opponent of functionalism.
- alan turing
- malebranche
- norman malcolm
- john searle
Q18 | ‘Computer is nothing more than a machine that follows the instructions in its program’.Who asserted this?
- alan turing
- malebranche
- norman malcolm
- john searle
Q19 | ‘The Myth of the Computer is written by:
- john searle
- malebranche
- norman malcolm
- alan turing
Q20 | Who advocated Chinese Room Argument?
- john searle
- malebranche
- norman malcolm
- alan turing
Q21 | Chinese Room Argument is form of criticism against:
- dualism
- functionalism
- reductionism
- identity theory
Q22 | ‘There is something that human minds have that a computer following a program does nothave’. Who said this?
- alan turing
- malebranche
- john searle
- norman malcolm
Q23 | According to John Searle computer lacks something which is the essential to the humanmind, what is that?
- intelligence
- memory
- storage
- consciousness
Q24 | -------------------- is essentials to human mind according to Searle.
- intelligence
- memory
- storage
- consciousness
Q25 | Searle argues that mental states or activities are not reducible to:
- consciousness
- physical things
- intelligence
- psychological things