Which of the following characterizes what Gilbert Ryle calls the \"official view

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Which of the following characterizes what Gilbert Ryle calls the "official view" about the nature of minds and bodies?

A human beings is a composite of both a mind and a body.

There are only minds; what seem to be our bodies are just appearances.

There are only physical things and their parts and properties; minds are nothing more than brains.

Out-of-body experiences are dream-like states that are mere illusions.

Bodies are made of matter and studied by physics; minds are just processes that govern bodily movements.

A human beings is a composite of both a mind and a body.

There are only minds; what seem to be our bodies are just appearances.

There are only physical things and their parts and properties; minds are nothing more than brains.

Out-of-body experiences are dream-like states that are mere illusions.

Bodies are made of matter and studied by physics; minds are just processes that govern bodily movements.

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