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    Descartes's Account of Mental Changes Causing Bodily Changes, and Vice
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Descartes's Account of Mental Changes Causing Bodily Changes, and Vice

Question 40

Question 40

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Descartes's account of mental changes causing bodily changes, and vice versa is called __________.


A) parallelism
B) functionalism
C) causal interactionism
D) epiphenomenalism

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