The document discusses different types and levels of consciousness. It describes phenomenal consciousness as simply raw experiences like sensations, emotions, and perceptions. It defines access consciousness as information that is accessible for verbal report, reasoning, and controlling behavior. Finally, it outlines 7 personal levels of consciousness ranging from locked-in syndrome to brain death.

1. Shinya &
Friends

2. Types of
Consciousness
simply raw
P-
experience
Conscious
it is moving, colored forms,
sounds, sensations,
(phenom emotions and feelings with
enal) our bodies and responses at
the center.

3. Types of
Consciousness
P- These experiences,
Conscious considered
independently of any
(phenom impact on behavior, are
called qualia
enal)

4. Types of
Consciousness
A- when we perceive,
Conscious information about what
(Access) we perceive

5. Types of
Consciousness
A- when we introspect,
Conscious information about our
(Access) thoughts

6. Types of
Consciousness
A- when we remember,
Conscious information about the
(Access) past

7. Types of
Consciousness
whereby information in
A- our minds is accessible
Conscious for verbal report,
(Access) reasoning, and the
control of behavior

8. Mind- Body Problem
Illustration of dualism
by Renè Descartes

9. Renè Descartes
Cartesian dualism
proposed that
res cogitans
consciousness resides
(the realm
within an immaterial
of thought)
domain

10. res extensa
in contrast to the
(the realm
domain of material
of
things extension).
the interaction between these two
domains occurs inside the brain,
perhaps in a small midline structure
called the pineal gland.

11. 2 Categories
Dualist Monist
Maintain that
Maintain the rigid
there is only one
distinction
realm of being of
between the realm
which
of consciousness
consciousness and
and the realm of
matter are both
matter
aspects

12. Spiritual Approach
Connotes the
relationship between
the mind and deeper
truths that are
thought to be more
fundamental than
the physical world

13. Scientific Approach
2 Core Concepts
Identifies the Makes use of the concept
content of of consciousness that has
been developed by
consciousness with
neurologists and other
the experiences medical professionals who
that are reported deal with patients whose
behavior is impaired
by human subjects

14. 7 Personal Levels of Consciousness

16. Disorder of Consciousness
Awareness, sleep-wake cycles
and meaningful behavior(eye –
Locked- in movement) but is isolated due
Syndrome to quadriplegia and pseudo
bulbar palsy
Intermittent period of
Minimally
awareness and wakefulness,
Conscious displays some meaningful
State behavior

17. Sleep-wake cycles, lacks
Persistent
awareness, only displays
Vegetative reflexive and non-purposeful
State behavior
Lacks awareness and sleep-
Chronic Coma wake cycles, only displays
reflexive behavior

18. Lacks awareness, sleep-
Brain Death wake cycles and
behavior