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A man steps on a nail and notices that his foot has started to bleed. He believes that his mind is making him feel hurt, and the body is only reacting. He might believe in
 
  A) Cartesian Dualism.
  B) Ronald Reagan.
  C) Zeigiest.
  D) Humanism.

Question 2

The attempt to discover truth by condensing things to simpler units is
 
  A) constructivism.
  B) reductionism.
  C) behaviorism.
  D) personality theory.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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