Believing That One's Mind or Spirit Can Hover Over and Observe

question 35

Multiple Choice

Believing that one's mind or spirit can hover over and observe one's own dying body from above it in a near-death experience implies endorsement of:

• A) reductive materialism.
• B) physicalism.
• C) reductionism.
• D) mind-body dualism.

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Definitions:

Clamps

Tools used in medical procedures to compress blood vessels or hold tissues in place.

Dilating/Probing

A technique used to widen or investigate body cavities for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes.

Surgical Asepsis

Techniques used to destroy all pathogenic organisms before they can enter the body.

Medical Asepsis

Practices aimed at reducing the number and spread of pathogens to prevent infection, commonly known as clean techniques.