Suppose someone concluded that out-of-body experiences (OBEs) can be explained in natural terms, such as a sort of illusion or hallucination produced by the brain when the mental processes for constructing the experience of being "in the body" have been disrupted. This explanation of OBE in natural, psychological terms is MOST consistent with:

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This explanation of OBEs as a result of natural processes in the brain is most in line with physicalism or materialism, which holds that everything can be explained in terms of physical matter and natural laws. It does not require any appeal to a separate realm of consciousness or spirituality, as would be required by mind-body dualism or idealism. The concept of interactionism proposed by Descartes would posit that the mind and body interact, but this does not necessarily explain OBEs in natural, psychological terms.

Suppose Someone Concluded That Out-Of-Body Experiences (OBEs) Can Be Explained