Stream of consciousness

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		+	The stream of consciousness means that an individual has a flow of their own thoughts, feelings and ideas. These conscious experiences in the brain are continuous which means that they’re no discrete ‘separate’ actions.
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The stream of consciousness means that an individual has a flow of their own thoughts, feelings and ideas. These conscious experiences in the brain are continuous which means that they’re no discrete ‘separate’ actions.

References

Campbell, T. (1981). Seven Theories of Human Society. Oxford: Clavedon Press.

Ishai, A. (2002). Streams of Consciousness. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience. Vol. 14, No. 6. P. 823-833.

Voinovich, V. and Jamieson, J. (2003). Stream of Consciousness. New Zealand Slavonic Journal. P. 165-169.

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