Theories of dualism and monism

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For many centuries, philosophers have attempted to answer questions regarding the roles of the mind and body and their interactions with each other. Provide an analysis of the debate between the theories of dualism and monism. Choose which theory you believe to be most credible. Support your belief with the required text and at least one journal article that you locate in the online journal databases and specific examples.

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