Fluctuating levels of dopamine make people get up and do things, outside their conscious awareness.
What happened to men henceforth would be the product of their conscious wills.
Most people, he realizes, tend to identify their selves with their conscious minds.
They don't believe their conscious minds repressed the memories of abduction trauma out of self-protection.
Humans, after all, have a particular mode of introspective access to their conscious states, as Mr McGinn himself emphasises.
I admired them for their take-no-prisoners attitude and their conscious rejection of all codified styles and modes.
Outside their conscious minds, though, that identity was in place, ready to be released by symbols of the tribe.
Anyone under forty has been living with it throughout their conscious lives, and anyone over fifty has seen its entire trajectory through grownup eyes.
Their conscious awareness — especially in light of damaged cells in the brain — may be highly variable through the day and distinct from patient to patient.
Eventually, entire virtual worlds will be created inside computers, their conscious inhabitants unaware that they are the simulated products of somebody else's technology.
In a climate of intense anti-Muslim sentiment, the report argues, Prevent gives frontline professionals broad discretion to act on their conscious and unconscious biases.
