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Higher levels of neural activity is probably responsible for
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consciousness.

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When you see something your brain processes the visual information so that you are aware of it. most of this processing occurs in which mind
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Unconscious

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The cerebellum is part of the what
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Hindbrain

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Which theory of emotion acknowledge the roles if limbic system
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Higher levels of neural activity is probably responsible for

consciousness.

When you see something your brain processes the visual information so that you are aware of it. most of this processing occurs in which mind

Unconscious

The cerebellum is part of the what

Hindbrain

Which theory of emotion acknowledge the roles if limbic system

Cannon-Bard

What Sound vibration are converted into nerve impulses in the

Cochlea

apex

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