The Man Who Mistook His Wife For a Hat
Sensation and Perception
Attention and Memory
Memory and Self-Awareness
Problems of Consciousness
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Chapter 8: Which side did Mrs. S completely ignore? 

The left side

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The philosopher that questioned whether he or anything else really existed

Rene Descartes

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What is Iconic Memory?

Visual sensory memory that lasts about 1 second.

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What is self awareness?

awareness of the self

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"I think therefore I am" refers to the idea that..

The mind must exist 

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Chapter 1: What did Dr. P suffer from?

Visual Agnosia

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The process of detecting stimuli is called?

Sensation

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What is dichotic listening?

Listening to two things at once

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"Never the same Gage again" refers to a man named?

Phineas Gage

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The belief that mind and body are made of different things..

Dualism 

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Chapter 2: What year does Jimmie believe it is?

1945/1940's

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What is Top-down processing?

Perception influenced by past experiences

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What is overt attention?

directed attention/ attention to a scene 

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What is the idea of a continuous Self is an illusion called?

Bundle theories

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The belief that there is only one kind of "stuff"

Monism

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Chapter 3: What specific neurological condition did Christina suffer from?

The complete loss of proprioception

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What is the McGurk Effect?

Perception of language altered by visual cues

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What is covert attention?

Attention being grabbed by something that we are not directly paying attention to

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The idea that there is a thing that can be called the "Self"

Ego theories

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The aspects of feeling or experience that cannot be explained with words or knowledge is called?

The Explanatory Gap

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Chapter 12: What were two things Dr. Sacks was mistaken for by Mr Thompson? 

Butcher and Mechanic

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Converting info from the physical environment into the neural impulses is called?

Sensory transduction 

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What is implicit memory?

Procedural memory for skills 

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What is the Buddhist doctrine of "no self" or the "absence of self" called?

Anatta

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The idea that every physical object has a form of "consciousness" 

Panpsychism