Unconscious: that which is repressed out of awareness. Its core is instinct-representations consisting of wish-impulses. Also, see Id.
Occurring without the possibility or the fact of an attendant consciousness
Duh.
Unconscious: that which is repressed out of awareness. Its core is instinct-representations consisting of wish-impulses. Also, see Id.
Occurring without the possibility or the fact of an attendant consciousness
- I thought I was the only one...I don't even know myself properly to conclude my feelings for others
From: Funk & Wagnall's
Subconscious
1) Not clearly or wholly conscious.
2) Denoting such phenomena of mental life as are not attended by full consiousness.
3) That portion of mental activity not directly in the focus of the consciousness but sometimes susceptible to recall by the proper stimulus.Unconscious
1) Temporarily deprived of consciousness.
2) Unaware.
3) Not known or felt to exist; not produced by conscious effort.
4) Not endowed with consciousness or a mind.
5) That extensive area of the psyche that is not in ther immediate field of awareness.
From: http://www.medterms.com
Unconscious: 1) Interruption of awareness of oneself and one’s surroundings, lack of the ability to notice or respond to stimuli in the environment. A person may become unconscious due to oxygen deprivation, shock, central nervous system depressants such as alcohol and drugs, or injury. 2) In psychology, that part of thought and emotion that happens outside everyday awareness.
As I said, my psych textbook has been borrowed, you will have to wait.
Until then, perhaps reading through some of your recent posts might assist you in learning something about psychology.
Here I do you a favour: take a deep breath or two, calm down, and really look at the material you have been posting over recent weeks.
Childish does not begin to describe it. Any credibility you may once have had is long vanished.
To me, I don't know anyone, and no one knows me
If you don't care what others think of you, then why do you bother to reply to what they say about you?
Yes, Mistress...Originally posted by EvelinaAnville
Adam,
Call me MISTRESS!
I thought I made it quite clear when I said "We'll never be able to know someone in their quintessence" The truest image of a person cannot be known; maybe we'll get good glimpses of it once in a while, but, as you said, we can't know 100%.Originally posted by Tyler
Actually though Squid, I'm quite right. She said we don't know what's in another person's unconscious. And we can know. We just can't be 100% sure. Her statement seemed to imply she thought we really don't know anything (or, at hte very most, much) at all about what goes on in another human's unconscious. Which is just straight out false.