Psychology Test 6 States Of Consciousness

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    Bonus Question : Biological changes that occur on a 24-hour cycle.dyssominais

    • Pineal gland rhythms
    • Parasomnias
    • Altering consciousness
    • Circadian rhythms
    • Dyssomnias
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The Description of each state will be listed below. Pick the correct state.

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  • 2. 

    Below conscious attention(e.g.,subliminal perception)

    • Hyper awareness

    • Controlled processes

    • No awareness

    • Automatic processes

    • Subconscious

    Correct Answer
    A. Subconscious
    Explanation
    The term "subconscious" refers to mental processes or activities that occur below the level of conscious awareness. It involves thoughts, feelings, or behaviors that are not readily accessible to the conscious mind but still influence our actions and decisions. This can include automatic processes, habits, and instincts that operate without conscious effort. The subconscious mind plays a significant role in shaping our behavior and can be influenced by experiences, beliefs, and emotions.

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    Required focused, maximum attention(e.g.,studying for an exam, learning to drive a car)

    • Subconscious

    • Automatic processes

    • Hyper awareness

    • Controlled processes

    • No awareness

    Correct Answer
    A. Controlled processes
    Explanation
    Controlled processes refer to activities that require focused attention and conscious effort. These processes involve deliberate decision-making, planning, and problem-solving. In the context of the given question, activities like studying for an exam or learning to drive a car require controlled processes as they demand maximum attention and conscious effort. These activities cannot be performed automatically or subconsciously as they involve actively engaging with the task at hand and applying cognitive skills.

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  • 4. 

    Biologically based lowest level of known perception.

    • No awareness

    • Subconscious

    • Controlled processes

    • Automatic processes

    • Hyper awareness

    Correct Answer
    A. No awareness
    Explanation
    The term "biologically based" suggests that the lowest level of known perception is rooted in biological processes. "No awareness" implies a complete lack of conscious perception or recognition of stimuli. This means that at this lowest level, individuals are not aware of any sensory input or stimuli, indicating a lack of conscious awareness.

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    Require minimal attention(e.g.,walking to class while talking on a cell phone)

    • Controlled processes

    • No awareness

    • Automatic processes

    • Hyper awareness

    • Subconscious

    Correct Answer
    A. No awareness
    Explanation
    The term "no awareness" suggests that the activity of requiring minimal attention, such as walking to class while talking on a cell phone, does not require conscious awareness. This means that the individual can perform the task without actively thinking about it or being fully aware of their actions. Instead, it is likely that the task is performed automatically or at a subconscious level, allowing the person to engage in other activities simultaneously.

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