The “Consciousness Problem” is Not the Problem
Perceptual and Motor Skills February 1, 1976 Lawrence Casler
Although the concept of consciousness is not necessary for the behavioral scientist, it is closely related to a number of psychological concepts that are generally believed to be necessary. Consciousness may be defined as the very short-term memory of a just-completed perceptual act. It may thus be understood as a psychological consequence of psychological antecedents. The question of how brain...