Which option best defines the mind-versus-body problem?
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The problem of whether the mind is the brain, or if they are different
The problem of explaining how a body is connected to and interacts with whose mind it is/The problem of explaining how a mind is connected to and interacts with whose body it is
The mind is purely physical (the brain)
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Physical Phenomena are things that [blank_start]occupies space[blank_end] and [blank_start]exists in time[blank_end]
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exists in time
occupies space
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Mental Phenomena are [blank_start]self-awareness[blank_end] and [blank_start]consciousness[blank_end]
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self-awareness
consciousness
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Monism is a doctrine which maintains either that there is [blank_start]ultimately one only thing[blank_end] or [blank_start]only one kind of thing (body or mind)[blank_end]
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ultimately one only thing
a superior mind
only one kind of thing (body or mind)
nothing at all.
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Materialistic monism is the belief that humans are only made up of physical matter
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True
False
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Dualism is the belief that [blank_start]reality[blank_end] itself is comprised of [blank_start]two distinct substances[blank_end] ([blank_start]body and mind[blank_end], or [blank_start]physical and non-physical[blank_end])
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reality
the mind
the body
sensation
two distinct substances
two theories
twenty-two parts
forty-five parts
body and mind
motor input
movement and sensation
physical and non-physical
mental input
realness
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What did Rene Descarte believe about the m-v-b problem?