Consciousness

Our awarness of ourselves and our environment.

• Consciousness

• Selective Attention

• Inattention Blindness

• Change Blindness

Awareness that allows us to take in and organize information from many sources and senses at once.

• Innatention Blindness

• Selective Attention

• Consciousness

• Change Blindness

Psychologist that thought of consciousness as a continuously moving, shifting, and unbroken stream. "Stream of consciousness"

• Wilhem Wundt

• William James

• B. F. Skinner

• Jean Pavlov

It helps us plan our futures, consider consequences, and reflect on the past. It is both the most familiar, and the most mysterious part of our lives.

• Change Blindness

• Selective Attention

• Unconsciousness

• Consciousness

States of Consciousness

• Waking

• Sleeping

• Dreaming

• Tripping

The study of how brain activity is linked with our mental processes.

• Cognitive Neuroscience

• Psychobiology

• Psychology

• Psychotherapy

Example of mental processes: (choose all that apply)

• Thinking

• Perception

• Memory

• Language

... Shows the brain's anatomy, and is useful in identifying large-scale tumors.

• Structural Imaging

• Functional Imaging

• X-Ray

• CT Scans

... shows us electromagnetic or metabolic activity in the brain, like blood.

• Functional Imaging

• Structural Imaging

• X - Ray

• CT Scan

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