Levels of Consciousness (Intro Psych Tutorial #99)

In this video I describe different levels of consciousness that we have based on our level of access to different types of information. These include conscious, preconscious, subconscious/unconscious, and nonconscious levels of awareness.

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[useruser-wcmc]

such a great explanation! I've watched so many of your videos and i just want to thank you for your incredible work, it helped me a lot with studying in uni

[izukumidoriya]

What if you sort of do have access to nonconcious information? I had a near death experience as a child and started tracking my injuries and before I ever left elementary school I realized doctors wouldn’t be able to undo what happened so I started collecting symptoms. Somewhere in between I tapped unchartered territory and in an almost near death experience as an adult I lost two inches, bound my ribs and secured my c5, c6 after using my arms to slide my neck back into the socket. 15 years later my body was on standby to pop back up into shape after a liposuction and abdominoplasty where my pulse reached 130 for 6 weeks while my body undid every injury I had since I was a kid and my knees, hips and ribs changed form. My doctor even noticed I had a perforated stomach from the injury that crushed my rib cage and left one rib protruding and the other bound while my sternum was turned in and the gap in the front was an open circle instead of rib to rib - my xiphoid did the work but I was in tune to what was happening and how my body stood on standby. I almost had the same procedure a year prior but had a premonition that it would kill me and I needed to put on weight. When the floating rib popped back up and cut through my insides, I was pretty glad I had some extra fat to slice through to make it happen!

[thelastbakura]

This is very simple and accurate. thank you

[oldmedstudent]

Just wanted to drop a comment on one of your videos that I used to prepare for my course. I ended up with an A+ in PSYC because of your videos. Can't thank you enough for having these up. I hope they stay up forever.

Have you ever considered doing a series for the MCAT? I think you might get a ton of views if you made videos that were more geared towards MCAT.