Final: 33 Principles Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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Philosophy works through

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Deductive reasoning

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2
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Deduction

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“To pull out of”

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3
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Deduction is usually reasoning from _____ to ______

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More general principle to more specific case

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4
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Induction pathway

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Empirical observations — facts — conceptual framework — theory — laws

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5
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Deduction pathway

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Theory — research hypotheses — facts — empirical observations

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6
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BJ palmer argues that allopathic medicine is

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Inductive in reasoning

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7
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Chiropractic is a

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Deductive science

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Strengths of deductive reasoning

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Allow us to reason beyond experience
100% certainty of conclusions
Strong basis for actions

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9
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Limitations of deductive reasoning

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Quality of assumptions
Quality of logic
Not self-testing

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10
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Quality of assumptions limitation

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Can come from anywhere, but are accepted as true

False assumptions lead to uncertain conclusions

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11
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Quality of logic limitation

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Errors produce false conclusions from true premises or vice versa

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12
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Deduction is not self-testing limitation

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Conclusions need to be tested against reality

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13
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What are “33 principles”

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Study in deductive logic

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14
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33 principles represent

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Extended deductive syllogism

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15
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Principles categorized

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Universal (1-14)
Biological (15-30)
Chiropractic (31-33)

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16
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Universal principles

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Outline concept of intelligent universe

17
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Universal principles most closely related to concept of

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Dualism — dualistic interactionism

18
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BJ’s 3 intelligences

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Universal
Innate
Educated

19
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Universal intelligence

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Principle of self-organization inherent in all matter

20
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Organization

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Atom - molecule - cell - tissue - organ - system - body

21
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Chiropractic triune of life

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Intelligence = provides form
Matter/energy = expresses the form
Force = link intelligence with matter
22
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Biological principles reveal that chiro is based on the paradigm os

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Vitalism (critical vitalism or organicism)

23
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Biological principles reveal that living things are

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Life in matter inseparably

Organized and maintained by their innate intelligence

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Innate intelligence

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Living ting has intelligence of universe born within it

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Innate intelligence is the name we give to
Universal intelligence in living things
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Innate intelligence is
Universal intelligence But it pays more attention of the unit
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Signs of innate intelligence of life
Assimilation Elimination Growth/reproduction Adaptability
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Mission of innate intelligence
Maintain material of body of a living thing in ACTIVE ORGANIZATION
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Cause of dis-ease
Interference w/ transmission of innate forces
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Chiropractic principles
Last 3, specific to living organisms w/ nerve systems and spinal columns
31
Chiropractic principles establish importance of
Nervous system as integrator of body functions | Subluxations are disruptive
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Subluxations
Cause Interference w/ transmission in body directly or indirectly
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historical context: Chiropractic is philosophy, science and art of
Things natural; adjusted by hand only to correct cause of dis-ease
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Redefined: chiro is a philosophy, science, and art of a
Nonreligious nature; adjusting segments of spine w/out use of surgical means to correct incoordination