Psychological Science – 7th Edition by Elizabeth A. Phelps, Elliot Berkman & Michael S. Gazzaniga | Chapter 4 Test Bank: Consciousness | Verified A+ Study Guide | Questions & Answers | Guaranteed 100% Pass

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, Consciousness
Ones moment-to-moment subjective experience of the world
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Change Blindness
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A failure to notice large changes in one's environment
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How do limits on consciousness contribute to change blindness?
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Major changes to the environment may go unnoticed when conscious
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awareness is focused elsewhere am am am




Endogenous Attention am




Attention that is directed voluntarily am am am am




Exogenous attention am




Attention that is directed involuntarily by a stimulus
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Freudian Slip am




a verbal mistake that is thought to reveal an unconscious belief, thought, or
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emotion

Priming
A facilitation in the response to a stimulus due to recent experience with that
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stimulus or a related stimulus am am am am




Subliminal Perception am




The processing of information by sensory systems without conscious
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awareness

Autonomic Processing am




unconscious encoding of everyday info, such as space , time , frequency , and
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well learned word meanings
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Controlled Processing am




"explicit" thinking that is deliberate, reflective, and conscious
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Meditation
a mental procedure that focuses attention on an external object, an internal
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event, or on a sense of awareness am am am am am am




What is flow?
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The state of being deeply immersed in a completely enjoyable and satisfying
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experience that may have no consequences beyond itself am am am am am am am