The Radical Behaviorists "Solved" the Mind-Body Problem By

question 40

Multiple Choice

The radical behaviorists "solved" the mind-body problem by:

• A)denying the existence of the mind
• B)changing it to the mind-brain problem
• C)accepting epiphenomenalism
• D)accepting interactionism

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