What Consciousness?
Consciousness is state of awareness (Lahey, 1986)
Consciousness is awareness, of both external and internal stimuli or events (Santrock,1991)
Direct Consciousness, has the following characteristics:
awareness flowing from one thought to another, from emotion to an annoying itch, and back to memories of the past.
Daydream
daydreaming is a period of thinking that is directed and focused, contains the imaginary ones that are not bound by the terms of the logical or might happen.
daydreaming is a combination of directed consciousness with a dream state of consciousness in the wake up.
Consciousness is state of awareness (Lahey, 1986)
Consciousness is awareness, of both external and internal stimuli or events (Santrock,1991)
- External stimuli is everything that comes from outside ourselves. for example: light, sound, etc.
- Internal stimuli is everything that comes from within, for example: sensations, thoughts, feelings, consciousness itself.
- awareness of self and the environment from time to time, associated with selective atention.
- Is subjective and privacy
- dynamic
- Self-reflective and self-centered
Direct Consciousness, has the following characteristics:
- Vigilance is focused under the command and one lane
- Happen during the absorbing intellectual activity awareness, emotions, and sensations of intense
awareness flowing from one thought to another, from emotion to an annoying itch, and back to memories of the past.
Daydream
daydreaming is a period of thinking that is directed and focused, contains the imaginary ones that are not bound by the terms of the logical or might happen.
daydreaming is a combination of directed consciousness with a dream state of consciousness in the wake up.
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