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    Supports→The strong interpretation of the medical model does not rule out explanations that cite cognitive processes in brains

    This conception of psychiatry is fully biological without being committed to a particular metaphysical interpretation of what biological explanation must look like

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    First, nothing in the strong interpretation of the medical model rules out explanations that cite cognitive processes in brains: Andreasen (1997) argues that schizophrenia and depression are cognitive pathologies and sees psychiatry as both a form of medicine and “the discipline within cognitive neuroscience that integrates information from all these related disciplines in order to develop models that explain the cognitive dysfunctions of psychiatric patients based on knowledge of normal mind/br

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