problem of mental causationの例文

• Finally, there is eliminative materialism, which simply denies that there are any such mental events; thus, there is really no problem of mental causation at all.
• In 2008, he published the essay " Mental Causation and Mereological Explanations ", in which he tries to solve the problem of mental causation by means of mereological explanations.
• Given these types of considerations, some argue that it is appropriate to say that the main assumptions in interactionist dualism generate the problem of mental causation rather than solve it ( see.
• The basic problem of mental causation is an intuitive one : on the face of it, it seems that mental events cause physical events ( and vice versa ), but how can mental events have any causal effect on physical events?
• The term " magical thinking " in anthropology, psychology, and cognitive science refers to causal reasoning, often involving associative thinking, such as the perceived ability of the mind to affect the physical world ( see the philosophical problem of mental causation ) or correlation mistaken for materialist causation.