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States of conciousness
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Question 1
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What is conciousness?
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Conciousness is the awareness of, objects and events in the external world, our own existance and mental experiences at any given time
Conciousness is when you are aware of your thoughts and feelings.
Conciousness is when you are awake and can think.
Question 2
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What is conciousness commonly described as?
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Awareness, thinking, feelings and being awake
Being awake, but slightly aware of the outer world
Personal, Continous, changing and Selective
Question 3
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What is the personal aspect of conciousnes defined as?
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Your own thoughts and feelings
It is your subjective understanding of both your private internal world & the environment.
Your understanding of things around you
Question 4
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What is the Continuous aspect of conciousness?
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It never stops
You are always taking in more info
Your consciousness is never empty, thus meaning it is always aquiring information constantly.
Question 5
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What is the Changing aspect of conciousness?
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Your personality is always changing
Your consciousness is always changing from new information- Points of veiw and ideas change.
You are always alternating between being sleep and awake- Meaning that it is always changing
Question 6
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What is states of conciousness simply defined as?
Answer
Your levels of awareness
You being awake
you being asleep
Question 7
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What are the levels of awareness in decending order? (Total awareness at top and total lack of awarness at the bottom)
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*TOTAL AWARENESS* Sleep Daydreaming Anaesthetised Meditation Unconscious/Coma Focused attention Ordinary wakefulness *TOTAL LACK OF AWARENESS*
*TOTAL AWARENESS* Focused attention Ordinary wakefulness Daydreaming Meditation Hypnosis Sleep Anaesthetised Unconscious/Coma *TOTAL LACK OF AWARENESS*
*TOTAL AWARENESS* Ordinary wakefulness Daydreaming Focused attention Meditation Hypnosis Sleep Anaesthetised Unconscious/Coma *TOTAL LACK OF AWARENES*
Question 8
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What does NWC stand for?
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Never Working Conciousness
New Waking Conciousness
Normal Waking Conciousness
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