Secondary qualities, for Locke, are _____.
A) powers to produce certain sensations in us
B) qualities that we can perceive without the senses
C) qualities that are not unique characteristics
D) powers that do not relate to an object's identity

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Secondary qualities, according to Locke, are powers in objects to produce certain sensations in us, such as color, taste, and sound, which are not inherent in the objects themselves but arise from their interaction with our senses.

Secondary Qualities, for Locke, Are _____