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    On the Mind-Body Problems, Fechner Believed in
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On the Mind-Body Problems, Fechner Believed in

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Question 29

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On the mind-body problems, Fechner believed in


A) double-aspect monism
B) Cartesian dualism
C) Berkeleyan idealistic monism
D) physicalistic monism

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