Descartes' Mind-Body Dualism Is Defined as a Philosophical View That

question 67

Multiple Choice

Descartes' mind-body dualism is defined as a philosophical view that considers 

• A)mind to be the product of neural activity. 
• B) mind and body to be separate entities.​ 
• C) reality to exist only when perceived by an observer.​ 
• D) the senses as the source of knowledge.​

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Definitions:

Concern

The state of being worried or interested in something, particularly because of its importance or potential impact.

Spurious Correlation

A false correlation between two or more variables, even though it appears to be true.

Variable Change

The alteration or modification of variables in an experiment or study to assess the effects on dependent outcomes or responses.

Qualitative Research

A research method focusing on understanding concepts, thoughts, or experiences through methods such as interviews or observations, rather than through numerical data.