Locke's model of knowledge, called associationism, involves
A)the formation of complex ideas from combinations of simpler ideas.
B)the understanding of ideas through an examination of the process from which the ideas originated.
C)the conceptualization of mental processes through the mechanics of the body.
D)the concept of tabula rasa.

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Locke's associationism suggests that complex ideas are formed by combining simpler ideas, emphasizing the connections and associations between ideas.

Locke's Model of Knowledge, Called Associationism, Involves