The Question of Where Consciousness or the Mind Resides Has

Multiple Choice

The question of where consciousness or the mind resides has engaged philosophers and scientists for centuries. Modern research suggests that the mind is

A) situated at the base of the skull, behind the cerebellum.
B) an intangible philosophical concept that cannot be studied, like the soul.
C) largely a myth; humans function primarily on a predictable stimulus-response basis.
D) a collection of largely separate but interacting modules.
E) a single module somewhere in the cerebral cortex.