According to Plato, Form goodness is apprehended by:
A) the senses.
B) reason.
C) emotions.
D) mystical vision.

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Plato believed that Form goodness could not be apprehended by the senses or emotions, as they are relative and subject to change. He argued that only reason can apprehend the true nature of Form goodness, as it is unchanging and eternal. Plato did not believe in mystical vision as a means of apprehending Form goodness.

According to Plato, Form Goodness Is Apprehended By