The primary difference between Kant's view of perception and that of the British empiricists was that Kant believed __________.
A) in an unconscious
B) in innate categories of space, time, and causality
C) we were born a "tabula rasa"
D) there was no explanation for the role of the so-called proximal stimulus

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Kant believed in innate categories of space, time, and causality, whereas British empiricists held the view that all knowledge is derived from experience and sensory perception. Kant argued that these categories are necessary for us to even make sense of the world around us and cannot be learned solely through experience.

The Primary Difference Between Kant's View of Perception and That