The view that cognitive events that emerge from brain activity can cause behavior is representative of:

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Interactionism is the view that both mental and physical events can cause behavior, and that there is a two-way causal relationship between brain activity and behavior. Materialism holds that only physical events exist, and epiphenomenalism argues that mental events are caused by physical events but themselves do not have any causal effect on behavior. Free will is a separate concept that pertains to individual agency and freedom of choice.

The View That Cognitive Events That Emerge from Brain Activity