Velleman Suggests That an Effect Produced by "Experiential Anticipation, in Which

question 13

Multiple Choice

Velleman suggests that an effect produced by "experiential anticipation, in which I prefigure a future experience from the perspective that I expect to occupy in it. A single self appears to have its full existence both now and later, because I who anticipate the experience and the 'I' of the anticipated experience become ..."

• A) different persons.
• B) inauthentic.
• C) superimposed.
• D) mutually exclusive.

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Definitions:

Unconscious Mind

The part of the mind that operates without a person's conscious awareness, influencing behaviors and thoughts.

Personality

The unique set of emotional, thought, and behavioral patterns that define an individual's personal style of interacting with the physical and social environment.

Iceberg Analogy

A metaphor often used to describe situations where the observable part of something is only a small portion of its whole.

Consciousness

The awareness of oneself and one's environment, including thoughts, feelings, and sensations.