Transcript Psychological Science

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Psychological Science
Third Canadian Edition
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Michael S. Gazzaniga
Todd F. Heatherton
Diane F. Halpern
Steven J. Heine
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Chapter 4
The Mind and
Consciousness
Michael S. Gazzaniga
Todd F. Heatherton
Diane F. Halpern
Steven J. Heine
Chapter Opener
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Figure 4.1 Challenging the Definition of Consciousness
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Figure 4.2 Qualia: Seeing Red
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Figure 4.3 Scientific Method: The Relationship between
Consciousness and Neural Responses in the Brain
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Figure 4.4 Advances in Motor Control
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Figure 4.5 Awareness in an Apparent Vegetative State
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Figure 4.6a The Range of Consciousness
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Figure 4.6b The Range of Consciousness
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Figure 4.7 The Corpus Callosum
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Figure 4.8 Visual Input
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Figure 4.9 Split-Brain Experiment: The Left Hemisphere
versus the Right Hemisphere
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Figure 4.10 The Left Hemisphere Interpreter
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Figure 4.11 Try for Yourself: Subliminal Perception
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Figure 4.12 Subliminal Cues and Motivation
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Figure 4.13 Try for Yourself: Verbal Overshadowing
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Figure 4.14 Areas of Awareness
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Figure 4.15 Brain Activity during Sleep
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Figure 4.16 Stages of Sleep
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Figure 4.17 Sleep Apnea
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Figure 4.18 Sleeping Predator
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Figure 4.19 The Pineal Gland
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Figure 4.20 Brain Regions Stimulated during Dreams
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Figure 4.21a The Brain Hypnotized - Are hypnotized
people merely playing the part?
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Figure 4.21b The Brain Hypnotized - This PET image
from one of Stephen Kosslyn’s studies
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Figure 4.22 Self-Hypnosis
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Figure 4.23 The Brain on Meditation
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Figure 4.24 Shifts of Consciousness
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Figure 4.25 Escapist Entertainment
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Figure 4.26a Drugs’ Effects on the Brain
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Figure 4.26b Drugs’ Effects on the Brain
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Figure 4.26c Drugs’ Effects on the Brain
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Figure 4.27 Methamphetamine’s Effects
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Figure 4.28a Drugs through History - This early advertisement’s
claim that Coca-Cola is “a valuable Brain Tonic”
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Figure 4.28b Drugs through History - Before 1904, Bayer
advertised heroin as “the sedative for coughs.”
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Figure 4.29 Theo Fleury
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Figure 4.30a Physical Dependence versus
Psychological Dependence
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Figure 4.30b Physical Dependence versus
Psychological Dependence
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Psychological Science
Third Canadian Edition
by
Michael S. Gazzaniga
Todd F. Heatherton
Diane F. Halpern
Steven J. Heine