The Term "Neural Correlates of Consciousness" Refers to the

question 4

Multiple Choice

The term "neural correlates of consciousness" refers to the

• A)changes in the brain that occur when we become conscious of a stimulus.
• B)subjective experience of how it feels to become conscious of a stimulus.
• C)area of the brain that is damaged when a person experiences blind sight.
• D)electrical activity in the brain that occurs when we are unconscious.

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Definitions:

Attribute

A quality, characteristic, or feature of an individual, object, or concept that can be identified or used to describe it.

Paradigm

A unique collection of ideas or cognitive frameworks, encompassing theories, methodologies for research, assumptions, and criteria for determining valid contributions to a discipline.

Discipline

A field of study or branch of knowledge, as well as the practice of training to improve strength, skills, or behavior through rules and punishments.

Worldview

The fundamental cognitive orientation of an individual or society encompassing the entirety of the individual or society's knowledge and point of view.