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Which view maintains that mental states just are states of the brain and central nervous system?

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The answer would be: <span> Identity Theory
Identitiy theory of philosophy of mind conveys that mental events could be categorized into several types.
According to this theory, our brains have several parts that will function specifically to response toward a certain events/emotions that we feel from our nervous system.</span>

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