Multiple Choice
Julie is considering either occasionalist or epiphenomenal dualism, or identity theory or eliminative materialism. But she can accept neither occasionalist nor epiphenomenal dualism. And she denies identity theory. So, she favors eliminative materialism.
-Working backward from the conclusion of this argument, which of the following is the most likely justification of the last step of the derivation?
A) MP
B) MT
C) HS
D) DS
Correct Answer:

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Correct Answer:
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