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| of external events and internal sensations which occurs under condition of |
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| ways that awareness is regulated alert v. relaxed/drowsy |
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| Higher-level Consciousness |
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| controlled processing, executive function (planning, problem solving, Actively focus efforts toward a goal) requires attention |
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| Lower-Level Consciousness |
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| Automatic processes (require little attention/conscious effort, do not interfere with other ongoing activities) daydreaming(wandering thoughts, fantasy, imagination, rumination, potentially useful reminding, sovling) |
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| Altered States of consciousness |
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drug states
fatigue, illness, trauma, deprivation
meditation, hypnosis
mental disorders |
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-Subconscious Awareness
- Sleep and Dreams
-No Awareness |
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-incubation, parallel processing
- low levels of consciousness of outside world
-unconscious (censored) thought -Freud
- non-conscious processess |
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