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Nerissa Siu Ping Ho,Daniel Baker,Theodoros Karapanagiotidis et al. Nerissa Siu Ping Ho et al.
Conscious awareness of the world fluctuates, either through variation in how vividly we perceive the environment, or when our attentional focus shifts away from information in the external environment towards information that we generate vi...
Takuya Niikawa,Katsunori Miyahara,Hiro Taiyo Hamada et al. Takuya Niikawa et al.
The subjective features of psychological phenomena have been studied intensively in experimental science in recent years. Although various methods have been proposed to identify subjective features of psychological phenomena, there are elus...
Johnjoe McFadden Johnjoe McFadden
A key aspect of consciousness is that it represents bound or integrated information, prompting an increasing conviction that the physical substrate of consciousness must be capable of encoding integrated information in the brain. However, a...
Christopher Allen,Tommaso Viola,Elizabeth Irvine et al. Christopher Allen et al.
It has been theorized that cortical feed-forward and recurrent neural activity support unconscious and conscious cognitive processes, respectively. Here we causally tested this proposition by applying event-related transcranial magnetic sti...
Julian Kiverstein,Mark Miller,Erik Rietveld Julian Kiverstein
In this article, we propose a neurophenomenological account of what moods are, and how they work. We draw upon phenomenology to show how mood attunes a person to a space of significant possibilities. Mood structures a person's lived experie...
Thor Grünbaum,Mark Schram Christensen Thor Grünbaum
The sense of agency is typically defined as the experience of controlling one's own actions, and through them, changes in the external environment. It is often assumed that this experience is a single, unified construct that can be experime...
Kingson Man,Gabriela Melo,Antonio Damasio et al. Kingson Man et al.
It has been established that lip reading improves the perception of auditory speech. But does seeing objects themselves help us hear better the sounds they make? Here we report a series of psychophysical experiments in humans showing that t...
Colin Klein,Andrew B Barron Colin Klein
For the materialist, the hard problem is fundamentally an explanatory problem. Solving it requires explaining why the relationship between brain and experience is the way it is and not some other way. We use the tools of the interventionist...
William Wong,Valdas Noreika,Levente Móró et al. William Wong et al.
The Dream Catcher test defines the criteria for a genuine discovery of the neural constituents of phenomenal consciousness. Passing the test implies that some patterns of purely brain-based data directly correspond to the subjective feature...
Wanja Wiese Wanja Wiese
This article discusses a hypothesis recently put forward by Kanai et al., according to which information generation constitutes a functional basis of, and a sufficient condition for, consciousness. Information generation involves the abilit...