consciousness (redirected from Conciousness)

consciousness /con·scious·ness/ (-nes)

1. the state of being conscious.

2. subjective awareness of the aspects of cognitive processing and the content of the mind.

3. the current totality of experience of which an individual or group is aware at any time.

4. the conscious.

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con·scious·ness (knshs-ns)

n.

1. The state or condition of being conscious.

2. A sense of one's personal or collective identity, especially the complex of attitudes, beliefs, and sensitivities held by or considered characteristic of an individual or a group.

3. In psychoanalysis, the conscious.

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consciousness

[kon′shəsnes]

a clear state of awareness of self and the environment in which attention is focused on immediate matters, as distinguished from mental activity of an unconscious or subconscious nature.

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consciousness,

n a state in which the individual is capable of rational response to questioning and has all protective reflexes intact, including the ability to maintain a patent airway.

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consciousness

the state of being conscious; responsiveness of the brain to impressions made by the senses. Altered states range from the normal, complete alertness to depression, confusion, delirium and finally loss of consciousness.