PSY 1102 Lecture : Lectures for Consciousness Lectures from Brown's 2011 section on consciousness pertaining to Ch.3 of the 9th edition of the Psychology textbook.

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Psychology
• Course: PSY 1102
• Professor: Rosalinde Klempan

Document Summary

If you go on virtual campus, you"ll see a script for the midterm where you can see for which chapter you lost marks. The biggest gap between what people think psychology does and what they actually do this is the topic. The routes of this seem to go gap to sigmund freud. Freud had the first comprehensive theory which tried to. Freudism survives because there"s nothing you can"t explain using this framework, but it"s still not helpful. It was also the first theory that explained people having different motives (desires versus society). Our awareness of ourselves and our environment. Aware: having or showing realization, perception, or knowledge. Sound, taste, odour, touch, gravity, limbs in relation to body. Glucose levels (even though some diabetics can tell where their glucose level is, but not same as real awareness) We are not aware of all of the information available to us on any one time.