Monism is consistent with the idea that ______.
A. many brain functions can be localized somewhat, showing that specific brain regions produce specific behaviors
B. electricity moves slowly through nerve cells
C. the brain does not produce behaviors such as combativeness
D. the mind explains the brain
Answer: A
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