According to Locke, the criterion for personal identity is continuity of
A) substance.
B) body.
C) consciousness.
D) Both a and b

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Locke argues that personal identity is based on the continuity of consciousness, rather than the continuity of substance or body. He believes that a person is the same person as long as their consciousness remains continuous, meaning they can remember past experiences and have a sense of self. Therefore, choice C is the best answer.

According to Locke, the Criterion for Personal Identity Is Continuity