What is intentionality, in philosophy of mind?2 pointsmental states require us to have an intention to do somethingmental states are intrinsic and contingent on physical statesmental states are all about something or some eventmental states are determined by other people’s intentions

What is the causal account of intentionality?2 pointsMental states are entirely constituted by their corresponding intentional physical statesIntentional mental states are disconnected from external objectsIntentional mental states have content because of their causal relations to external thingsIntentional mental states are entirely caused by intrinsic factors

How does the teleological account explain intentionality?2 pointsMental states simply exist because they have a goal or purposeMental states are intentional because of their relation to external objectsMental states are intentional because of their social functions in the evolutionary historyMental states are non-representational and abstract, and cannot be understood

What is meant by "naturalizing intentionality?"2 pointsTo argue that intentionality belongs to natural phenomenaTo establish that natural things lack intentionalityTo show that mental objects can sometimes be intentionalTo provide a physicalist explanation of the intentionality of mental states on the ground of physical

What are the two kinds of intentional states defined by Anscombe?1 pointWorld-to-mind fit and mind-to-world fitIntrinsic and extrinsicNecessary and contingentConscious and unconscious

How does understanding intentionality pose a challenge to physicalist theories?2 pointsIt suggests that mental states have no causal impact on physical states.It demonstrates that all mental states can be reduced to physical brain states.It raises the issue of how physical processes alone can account for the aboutness of mental states.It argues that mental states are entirely independent of any physical substrate.