Physics is described as exceedingly abstract, revealing only mathematical characteristics of material without explaining its intrinsic character, whereas psychology is not causally autonomous and requires the postulation of extra-psychical causes for psychical events.

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  The Hard Problem of Consciousness | Springer Nature Link

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