The phrase "actions conscious" is not correct in English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in a context discussing the awareness or intentionality behind actions, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "His actions were conscious, reflecting his deep understanding of the situation."
Alternatives: "intentional actions" or "deliberate actions".
It is a way of behaving such that one takes actions, conscious or unconscious, to keep those of other races pressed downward into weaker states of power and lesser states of freedom, with respect to everything from confidence and sense of self-worth, to economic mobility and education -- this oppression is accomplished through words, images, laws, policy, violent force, etc.
Secondly, the prefrontal cortical regions form part of an extended motor network (for a review, see Rowe and Siebner, 2012), with activation occurring during many motor tasks including attention, selection, planning, monitoring and inhibition of action, conscious motor intentions, goal-directed and novel movements.
Consider, for instance, research by neuroscientists suggesting that non-conscious processes in our brain cause our actions, while conscious awareness of what we are doing occurs later, too late to influence our behavior.
This is especially important for leaders, as their actions (either conscious or unconscious) set the tone for the entire organization.
10 Additional understanding of conditions for improvement may come from studying improvement changes, less as discrete and bounded 'interventions' and more as evolving actions by conscious actors interpreting and responding to their surroundings.
For proponents of free will it could be cited as a welcome disconfirmation of the finding that an unconscious brain process determines the action before conscious choice.
The idea was not "speed for its own sake, but to create through free, automatic action, before conscious thought can censor out creativity," he said.
The main distinction between these two types involves the degree of planned action, or conscious decision.
… We may be tempted to go farther, and say that we mean by 'an action' the conscious origination of something, i.e. the originating something knowing that we are doing so.
To allow us to assess the impact of SNP or LPS on blood pressure, tissue blood flow, and insulin action in conscious unstressed mice, catheters (carotid artery and jugular vein) were inserted 4 5 days prior to an experiment.
Patients who were clearly taking action developed conscious strategies to overcome these constraints, such as choosing a set day to complete their modules, or using the date of the face-to-face consultation with the therapist as a deadline.
