Bernard Baars

David Chalmers

Daniel Dennett

Thomas Nagel

Consciousness is a global workspace that integrates information from various brain regions.

Consciousness is a product of the brain's neural networks.

Consciousness is an emergent property of complex systems.

Consciousness is a fundamental property of the universe.

It acts as a central hub for information exchange between different brain regions.

It is responsible for generating conscious experiences.

It is involved in attention and awareness.

It controls the flow of information between the conscious and unconscious mind.

It is responsible for conscious decision-making.

It is involved in working memory and attention.

It is responsible for generating conscious experiences.

It controls the flow of information between the conscious and unconscious mind.

It determines which information enters the global workspace.

It is responsible for generating conscious experiences.

It controls the flow of information between the conscious and unconscious mind.

It is involved in working memory and attention.

Consciousness is a subset of the unconscious mind.

The unconscious mind is a subset of consciousness.

Consciousness and the unconscious mind are separate but interacting systems.

Consciousness and the unconscious mind are completely independent systems.

It is too vague and lacks specific predictions.

It does not explain the subjective nature of consciousness.

It is based on outdated neuroscience.

All of the above.

The Integrated Information Theory

The Enactive Theory

The Phenomenal Consciousness Theory

All of the above.

It suggests that consciousness is a product of brain activity.

It suggests that consciousness is a fundamental property of the universe.

It suggests that consciousness is an illusion.

None of the above.

It can be used to develop new treatments for disorders of consciousness.

It can be used to design artificial intelligence systems with consciousness.

It can be used to understand the nature of reality.

All of the above.