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

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Multiple Choice

 Descartes's 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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