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What are the two related definitions of consciousness mentioned?
Subjective experience
and
conscious awareness
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What does subjective experience refer to?
Internal sense of
ourselves
and surroundings
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What is the significance of "Cogito, ergo sum" in relation to consciousness?
It emphasizes awareness of our own
existence
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What is 'the hard problem' of consciousness according to Chalmers?
Understanding
what
it
is
like
to
be
conscious
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What does the term 'qualia' refer to?
Individual instances of
subjective
experience
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What does Pinker (1999) mean by access consciousness?
Results of information processing
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What does sentience refer to in Pinker's definitions?
Our experience of the results of
processing
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What does Baars' Global Workspace Theory suggest about consciousness?
It acts as a central
processor
for information
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According to Dennett, where is consciousness located?
It is a state of the
brain
, not a place
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What role does the unconscious play according to Freud?
It drives
instinctive
urges and
repressed
conflicts
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What is the cognitive viewpoint on consciousness?
It
emphasizes
consciousness
as
key
to
thinking
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What activities involve unconscious processing?
Perception
and most motor movements
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How does selective attention influence consciousness?
It
determines
which
events
we become
conscious
of
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What is the all-or-nothing model of attention proposed by Broadbent?
It suggests complete filtering of
unattended stimuli
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What does Treisman's attenuation model propose?
Some
unattended
information is processed but weakened
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What does the cognitive unconscious suggest about spatial locations?
Individuals can be directed
unconsciously
based on cues
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What do clinical cases reveal about consciousness?
Processes can operate without
conscious awareness
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What is blindsight?
Response to
visual stimuli
without
conscious perception
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What is visual agnosia?
Inability to
recognize
objects despite
visual detection
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What does the split-brain phenomenon suggest about consciousness?
Unity of consciousness
may be an
illusion
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What did Libet's study (1983) suggest about conscious control?
Conscious awareness
may follow unconscious decisions
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What implications arise from the findings on conscious control?
Questions about
free will
and accountability
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How does the "control freak" executive view consciousness?
It assumes conscious self
initiates
all actions
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What does the "delegator" model propose about consciousness?
Conscious self delegates to
unconscious
processes
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What are the implications of the cognitive unconscious for behavior?
Efficient thought processes
Ability to perform tasks without awareness
Consciousness deals with novelty
Delegation of routine tasks to
unconscious processes
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What are the models of attention and conscious processing discussed?
All or nothing model (
Broadbent
)
Attenuation model (
Treisman
)
Selective attention
influences
consciousness
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What are the clinical examples of cognitive unconscious processes?
Blindsight
: response without perception
Visual agnosia
: detection without recognition
Split-brain: different responses to stimuli
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What are the implications of Libet's findings on conscious control?
Conscious awareness may follow decisions
Questions about
free will
and
accountability
Consciousness may not initiate actions
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