Select all that apply: In instrumentalism, patterns are3 pointsObjective ways to characterise propositional attitudes such as beliefs and desiresHow we attribute intentional states to each otherNot ‘real’ things in our ontologyAre composed of how we experience sensations and physically interact with the worldDescribed by our talk of the beliefs and desires

On instrumentalism, how are sensations and propositional attitudes different?2 pointsWe have objective patterns for sensations rather than propositional attitudesWe cannot introspect on sensations, but we can introspect on propositional attitudesSensations are based on our senses, but propositional attitudes are based purely on reasoning and rationalityWe can often find neural correlates for sensations, but we cannot find relevant neural activity for propositional attitudes

What is the realist aspect of instrumentalism?1 pointIts rejection of anti-realismThe idea of behavioural objective patternsIts focus on qualia as real phenomenaIts explanation of real mental states

Instrumental communication - – involves the expression of emotions and having a perspective that is sensitive to how other feelGroup of answer choicestruefalse

What is instrumentalism, in the philosophy of science?1 pointThe view that scientific theories are merely useful tools for predicting phenomena, not real descriptions of the worldThe view that science and philosophy are related in the same way as instruments and musicThe view that, for effective science, we must have labs with appropriate instrumentsThe view that scientific theories accurately describe the world, as long as we use the right instruments to measure and observe

What is the relation between Instrumentalism and Eliminativism?1 pointInstrumentalism is eliminativist in some aspects.Instrumentalism is an extension of Eliminativism.Instrumentalism provides an eliminativist explanation only of propositional attitudes.Instrumentalism is totally against EliminativismSubmitClear form