Discuss Strengths and Weaknesses of Monism and Dualism in Biopsychology.

This is a senior level course, to answer the Discussion Board questions you will need to incorporate the knowledge that you have acquired in your college education, in particular what you have learned in psychology, the material from the textbook, lecture material and other material provided. The questions will require you to incorporate your knowledge with advanced reasoning and critical thinking (see grading rubric below). What I am looking for in your discussion is how you apply your empirical knowledge to the problem at hand. What will not be accepted is personal opinions, assertions or personal experiences. This is to be a scholarly discussion, therefore present scholarly information. Post your discussion by 11:59PM Saturday, August the 22nd.Problem (question):When we think of actions it is often as physical action (e.g. reflex response an eye blink to a puff of air) or a mental action (e.g. consciousness, emotion, learning, etc.). These actions are not physical. Those people who view actions this way are Cartesian dualist – believing in two realities – the physical and mental realities. Biopsychologists would argue that there is only one reality and that is the physical reality. Those people who view action this way are known as monist. Describe monism and dualism and the strength and weakness of these two views as applied to the biological basis of behavior.