Which view holds that perceptual experience depends on the operation of the nervous system with no requirement for the involvement of some noncorporeal force?

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Materialism is the view that everything that exists is material or physical, and thus perceptual experiences are understood as processes that depend entirely on the operation of the nervous system and physical senses, without the need for any non-material or noncorporeal forces.

Which View Holds That Perceptual Experience Depends on the Operation