1. The three things associated with simple apprehension are:

	1. (two words)
	2. (two words)
	3.

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5. The sense perception of a chair is different from the chair itself because the sense perception occurs in our , while the chair exists outside of it.
6. Sense perception is the act of or or or or .
7. We develop a (two words) when we have a sense perception.
8. When you remember something you have seen, say a chair, but are not actually it, you are having a (two words).
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10. A mental image is the image of an object formed in the mind as a result of a (two words) of that object.
11. When you understand the meaning of the concept chair you are having a (two words).
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14. Simple apprehension is an act by which the mind grasps the concept or general meaning of an object without or anything about it.
15. is another term used for simple apprehension.
16. When we have a simple apprehension of a thing, we grasp the of the thing.
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19. is the process by which a simple apprehension is derived from a sense perception or mental image.
20. If you affirm or deny anything about a concept, you are going beyond simple apprehension and engaging in .