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 Understanding Higher cognition

in terms of brain anatomy, physiology and chemistry
Section 9 Understanding higher cognition and consciousness
Using the hierarchies of description to understand a range of human consciousness phenomena in terms of anatomy and physiology. Phenomena include emotions, perception of qualitative experience, the stream of consciousness and self awareness
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Lecture 28 The role of emotion

Part 1  Emotions

Lecture 29 Human consciousness and self awareness

Part 1  Consciousness Phenomena to be Understood
Part 2  Dichotic Listening
Part 3  Perception of Qualitative Experience
Part 4  Stream of Consciousness
​Part 5  Self Awareness
Part 6  Non-Consciousness Phenomena

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