IB Philosophy HL Practice Questions - International Baccalaureate Philosophy Higher Level Exam

Parfit's psychological continuity theory of personal identity famously concludes which of the following?

Personal identity is not what matters; survival via overlapping psychological chains is Personal identity requires an immaterial Cartesian soul Personal identity is grounded entirely in physical brain continuity with no role for psychology There is no such thing as a person — only causally connected experiences

Correct Answer:

Personal identity is not what matters; survival via overlapping psychological chains is

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