__'s __ is the principles that we could eliminate all unnecessary entities and explanatory principles in theories

__ __ claims that reality is totally physical in nature

__ __ claims that there are two realities (physical and nonphysical)

__ __ claims that reality is entirely mental/spirital in nature

What is the unavoidable growth of our lifelong project of coming to terms with reality?

There can be more than one type of reality

There can be more than one type of reality

Mind is a fundamental type of reality

Descartes is a(n) __

Descartes offered arguments to convince poeple that the mind and body are a part of __ (#)

__(separate/singular)

__(reality/realities)

The Principle of the __ of __ is that if two things don't hold identical properties; they are not identical

This is the __ __ __:

I. I can doubt my body exists

II. I cannot doubt my mind exists

III. If two things do not have identical properties; they are not identical

IV. The mind and body are not identical

Descartes reconciled the scientific and religious views of the world

Descartes claimed the __ __ was the location of mind-body interaction and that it could be affected by vial spirits

The theory that humans can be explained completely and adequately in terms of material components

__ claim all elements of reality are 100% physical and capable of being explained

Dualism satisfactorily explains where mind-body interaction takes place

Physicalist pillars are:

The question supports ___:

How do non-physical events cause changes in the physical world?

Dualism accounts for the law of conservation of energy

There is a clear correlation between what people think of as mental events and changes in brain states

Whose injury supports physicalism?

What type of injury supports dualism/idealism?

Identity theory is also called __

Matter is a fundamental type of reality

Dualism accounts for the connection between physical and nonphysical.

What treats mental events as real and identical to brain events?

Identity Theory allows for phrases like "the mind"

Eliminativism allows for phrases like "the mind"

Elimanativists called terms like "mind" to be __ __

Who claims that people do not have beliefs or desires?

The controversial topic surrounding functionalism is:

__ __ is when something can be realized in multiple ways (experience/example)

__ __ is if a computer can convince a human that they are human, compared to the actual human responses

A key feature in the Turing test is: