Locke's concept of tabula rasa or the mind as a blank slate
A) emphasized the importance of nativist influences
B) minimized the role of sensation in acquiring knowledge
C) denied the existence of innate ideas
D) meant that thought played the only role in the mind's acquisition of knowledge
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