Mind-Body Dualism Refers to

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Multiple Choice

Mind-body dualism refers to

• A)John Locke's description of the inability of the mind and body to fully function without each other.
• B)Descartes's belief that the soul is entirely distinct from the body.
• C)The philosophy that the mind and the body work together to form a cohesive, well-functioning entity.
• D)Franz Joseph Gall's argument that the mind and body are inseparable entities and should be empirically studied as one.

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