The document discusses different aspects of consciousness. It defines consciousness as an individual's awareness of their thoughts, memories, feelings, and environment. It describes two areas of consciousness: 1) waking consciousness which occurs when awake and alert, and 2) altered states of consciousness which are significantly different from normal waking states. Finally, it discusses various components of consciousness like monitoring, controlling, preconscious memories, unconscious memories, repressed memories, and dissociation.

2. Submitted to:
Prof. Agnes Montalbo
Rizal Technological University
Presented by :
Lilibell Manasan

3. What is Consciousness?
Consciousness refers to your
individual awareness of your
unique thoughts, memories
,feelings, and environment .

4. Consciousness

5. Two Areas of Consciousness
1.Waking Consciousness
Mental state encompasses the
thoughts, feelings and perceptions that
occur when we are awake and
reasonably alert.

7. Altered State of Consciousness
Also called Altered State of Mind ,
is any condition which is
significantly different from a
normal waking beta wave state.

9. Consciousness involves
Monitoring
A system when it has a central system that
monitors and coordinates the processes of the
whole system.
• Controlling
Is the awareness or experience of
seeming to be in control of one’s action .

10. Preconscious Memories
Information that is not currently in
consciousness but can be recalled to
unconsciousness voluntarily or after
something calls attention to them.

11. Unconscious Memory
Is a type of memory in which previous
experiences aid in the performance of a
task without conscious awareness of these
previous experiences.

13. REPRESSED
Is a condition where memory has
been blocked by an individual due
to the high level of stress or
trauma contained in that memory.

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15. Pierre Janet

16. DISSOCIATION
Is term in psychology describing a
wide array of experiences form
mild detachment from immediate
surroundings to more severe
detachment from physical and
emotional experiences.