David Chalmers (2004) Argues That the Easy Problems of Consciousness

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Multiple Choice

David Chalmers (2004) argues that the easy problems of consciousness involve objectively observable data, which he calls "third-person data," and the hard problem involves subjective experiences, which he calls "first-person data." Chalmers claims that scientific progress on the hard problem is possible, and among the projects he advocates is a search for:

• A) binocular rivalry.
• B) the neural correlates of consciousness.
• C) illusory conjunctions.
• D) perceptual bistability.

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Definitions:

Faking Good

A response bias in self-report measures where individuals present themselves in a more favorable light than is accurate, often to appear more socially desirable.

Questionnaire Responses

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Counterproductive Workplace Behavior

Actions by employees that go against the goals and interests of their employer, including theft, sabotage, and wasting time.

Dominance

Intimidating others to gain social status.