Narratives were evaluated in terms of syntactic complexity, story grammar complexity, and use of landscape of consciousness elements.
Results revealed that the both regular and special education students exhibited narratives with increasing syntactic and story grammar complexity and the use of landscape of consciousness elements.
As usual, there was a stream-of-consciousness element in the mayor's language, with verb-subject agreement sometimes thrown to the wind.
And in our ongoing morality play in the grand theater of sports, you may have noticed that Nascar has received a free pass in the national consciousness on elements decried elsewhere.
It is more reasonable to think of Eastern cosmology as a projection of consciousness, the various elements of which are vigorously personified.
Some researchers have suggested that it is a unique state of consciousness that combines elements of wakefulness and ordinary (nonlucid) dreaming.
It combined a fascination for cybernetics (the science of communication and control theory, especially with regard to the human nervous system and brain) with a "punk," or alienated, social consciousness, thus melding elements of soft and hard science fiction.
In Die Religion, ihr Wesen und ihre Geschichte ("Religion, Its Essence and History"), Pfleiderer held that the essence of religious consciousness exhibits two elements, or moments, perpetually in tension with one another: one of freedom and one of dependence, with a number of different kinds of relationships between these two.
One of these was descriptive psychology, also called descriptive phenomenology or psychognosy, and was concerned with analyzing consciousness into its elements and specifying their modes of combination.
The brain's self-monitoring of activities, including internal activities – a functionality that we refer to as awareness – has been suggested as a key element of consciousness.
