A collection of mental states and processes.

A unified entity that exists independently of the brain.

A product of the interactions between the brain and the environment.

A result of the brain's ability to process information.

The question of how physical processes in the brain give rise to subjective conscious experiences.

The question of how the brain processes information and makes decisions.

The question of how the self interacts with the external world.

The question of how consciousness can be measured and studied.

The location in the brain where consciousness is generated.

The place where the self interacts with the external world.

The space where mental processes take place.

The point of view from which the self experiences the world.

The self is identical to the brain.

The self is a product of the brain's activity.

The self is an emergent property of the brain.

The self is a separate entity that interacts with the brain.

The self extends beyond the boundaries of the brain.

The self is limited to the contents of the brain.

The self is a product of the interaction between the brain and the environment.

The self is a separate entity that is independent of the brain.

The set of physical and mental characteristics that make a person unique.

The continuity of consciousness over time.

The ability to remember past experiences.

The capacity for self-awareness.

The difficulty of understanding the mental states of others.

The challenge of explaining how consciousness arises from physical processes.

The question of whether other people have minds.

The debate about the nature of the self.

Understand the mental states of others.

Reflect on one's own mental states.

Imagine oneself in the place of others.

All of the above.

A person is engaged in self-referential processing.

A person is performing a cognitive task.

A person is interacting with others.

A person is sleeping.

The separation of the brain into two hemispheres.

The ability of the brain to process information in parallel.

The phenomenon of consciousness being divided between two hemispheres.

The ability of the brain to recover from damage.

The specific brain regions and processes that are associated with consciousness.

The physical properties of the brain that give rise to consciousness.

The subjective experiences that are associated with consciousness.

The ways in which consciousness can be measured and studied.

Consciousness is a property of complex systems that exhibit high levels of integrated information.

Consciousness is a fundamental property of the universe.

Consciousness is a product of the interactions between the brain and the environment.

Consciousness is an illusion.

Consciousness is a fundamental property of all matter.

Consciousness is a product of the brain's activity.

Consciousness is an illusion.

Consciousness is a property of complex systems that exhibit high levels of integrated information.

Whether or not humans have the ability to make choices that are not determined by prior causes.

Whether or not consciousness is a necessary condition for free will.

Whether or not the brain is capable of generating truly random thoughts and actions.

Whether or not the self is an illusion.

The difference between the self and the external world.

The difference between the self and other people.

The difference between the self and the body.

The difference between the self and the mind.