All of the following are true of British empiricists except
A)they believed that ideas were based on associations of simple sensory events.
B)they conducted experiments to test the rules of association.
C)they held that the mind was a blank slate at birth.
D)they thought that sense experiences were the basis of knowledge.

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Although British empiricists believed that ideas were based on associations of simple sensory events, and that sense experiences were the basis of knowledge, they did not conduct experiments to test the rules of association. This is more characteristic of behaviorists who came after them.

All of the Following Are True of British Empiricists Except