True or false for each of the following: 1.According to Plato, a…

True or false for each of the following: 1.According to Plato, a…

True or false for each of the following: 1.According to Plato, a

belief may be true even though it is unjustified. 2.Descartes was not a solipsist. 3.Epistemology is the study of knowledge. 4. Early in his Meditations, Descartes held that we can be mistaken about reality in little ways, owing to the defectiveness of the senses, and in big ways, given the possibility that our perceptions of reality might be skewed by an evil demon who manipulates our thoughts. 5. Epistemological skepticism is the position that there is no objective reality, and hence there is nothing to have knowledge of. 6. Descartes determined that the only thing he could not doubt was that his mind, as well as the minds of others, really existed, and he expressed this famously as “cogito ergo sum”, or “I think, therefore I am.” 7. One criticism of Goldman’s approach is that there is no clear way to define what is to count as an appropriate causal relationship between the truth of a proposition and one’s belief in it. 8. Descartes argues for God’s existence in the following way: he has an idea of a perfect, good, and powerful God, and this idea is very vivid and life-like.  This idea could only have been caused by God himself, Descartes reasons, therefore God exists. 9. According to Plato, all true beliefs count as knowledge 10. The definition of knowledge provided by Plato in Theaetetus holds that knowledge is true, justified belief.