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James Believed That Mind and Body Are

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James believed that mind and body are:


A) two interacting subsystems.
B) subjective and objective aspects of experience.
C) the elements of consciousness.
D) not subject to empirical study.
E) a succession of discrete sensations bound by associations.

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