Introduction to Psychology 10th Edition by Rod Plotnik,Haig Kouyoumdjian

Exercise 5

The various levels of awareness of one's thoughts and feelings, as well as of other internal and external stimuli, are referred to as (a) _____. This experience varies on a continuum from very aware and alert to totally unaware and unresponsive. Activities that require full awareness and alertness and may interfere with other ongoing endeavors are called (b) _____. In comparison, activities that require little awareness and minimal attention and that do not interfere with other ongoing endeavors are called (c) _____.