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Measuring consciousness: Relating behavioural and neurophysiological approaches

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Part of the Conscious Access Workshop. We will have a full day of presentations of different paradigms of conscious access and discussions from 9 in the morning till 5 in the afternoon.

Please be advised of an upcoming event organised by, and including CBU staff…

This is a free entry event but confirmation is needed, please email: Tristan.bekinschtein@mrc-cbu.cam.ac.uk

CAW is intended to promote discussion on the psychological processes and neurophysiological events needed to understand awareness.

Some questions:

Can we do two conscious processes and the same time?

Can we consciously control what we perceive?

Can we start and stop and action unconsciously? Can we see all what happens in the periphery of attention?

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