1. When the Professor Humphrey says “anything but purely physical” he means:
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3. Wybierz jedną odpowiedź:
4. a. His brain doesn’t make sense of the stimuli it perceives at all
5. b. There is no correspondence between the brain and the reality
6. c. His brain does not perceive physical stimuli as something physical only
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8. The neural correlate of pain is:
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10. Wybierz jedną lub więcej:
11. a. the correlation between pricking your thumb and the sharp sensation
12. b. the “objective” response of the brain cells to the pricking of the thumb
13. c. the “subjective” experience of the pain in your brain
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15. Why does Professor Humphrey use the analogy of the impossible triangle?
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17. Wybierz jedną odpowiedź:
18. a. to show that the impossible triangle is a real traingle, but pain is not real
19. b. to illustrate you don’ t have to explain the existence of something that looks like the impossible triangle just like you don’t need to explain the existence of pain - they are both illusions
20. c. to sientifically prove that pain is an illusion, just like the impossible triangle
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22. When he says that “neuroscientists will soon be closing in”, Professor Humphrey means that:
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24. Wybierz jedną odpowiedź:
25. a. neuroscientists might be on the point of discovering the nature of consciousness
26. b. neuroscientists will soon give up trying to understand how the brain works
27. c. the chances of neuroscientists ever discovering the nature of consciousness are very slim
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29. What is the evolutionary advantage of consciousness?
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31. Wybierz jedną lub więcej:
32. a. The chief benefit of consciousness is in how it changes people’s psychological profile
33. b. It encourages us to think about ourselves and others as spiritual beings and of the world around us as an enchanted place
34. c. It increases our respect  for the other conscious beings we live alongside