Psych - Altered States of Consciousness

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Near Death Experiences

an altered state of consciousness reported after a close brush with death similar to drug -induced hallucinations (scenes from life, out of body sensations…)

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Dualism

mind and body/soul are two distinct entities

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Carl Jung

Important Dualist

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Monism

The mind/ soul and body are aspects of the same thing

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Metaphysical monism

reality is made of one essence

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metaphysical dualism

reality is made of two essences

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ethical dualism

there is a right or wrong

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ethical monism

any action is right or wrong based on the perspective

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Consciousness

our awareness of ourselves and environment

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Phenomenology

the science/ study of consciousness

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the cerebral cortex

where consciousness comes from

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Dual processing

information is Simultaneously Processed on separate conscious and unconscious tracks in the brain

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Conscious processing

slow/ sequenced, must think for processing (problem solving)

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Unconscious processing

fast (recognize words/ signs/ body language)

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Coma / Vegetative State

The least on a spectrum of consciousness

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Manic Alertness

The most on a spectrum of consciousness (only attained high-functioning disorders or drugs)

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Sensory Deprivation

Loss of senses from being in a water tank (like 11 from stranger things)

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Selective Attention

we have a finite amount of attention and unconsciously store what we cannot focus on

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Inattentional Blindness

failure to notice something because the attention is focused elsewhere

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Change Blindness

form of inattentional blindness where there is failure to notice changes in the environment