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    One of the Problems with Cartesian Dualism Is That
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One of the Problems with Cartesian Dualism Is That

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Question 123

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One of the problems with Cartesian dualism is that


A) it cannot explain perception.
B) it cannot explain emotions.
C) it cannot explain reason.
D) it cannot explain mind/body interaction.

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