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The discussions revolve around empirical and neural evidence supporting higher-order theories, with participants citing influential studies like Lau & Rosenthal (2011) and mentioning concepts such as prefrontal activity and IIT, demonstrating moderate engagement through specific references and thoughtful commentary, which collectively suggest an overall positive reception and perceived importance of the publication.
Most discussions reflect a positive or supportive attitude toward the higher-order theories, with some referencing empirical support and prior influential work.
The conversations indicate moderate interest with references to foundational studies, neural correlates, and particular theories like IIT, which suggest curiosity about the topic's scientific nuances.
Participants engage by referencing specific research, such as Lau & Rosenthal’s 2011 paper, and discussing theories like prefrontal activity, showing thoughtful involvement, not just surface-level mentions.
The discussions highlight the publication's relevance to ongoing debates about the neural basis of consciousness and empirical support, indicating a noticeable influence on scholarly dialogues.
2/ according to IIT, consciousness may be functionally important if the task requires very complex and context-dependent stimulus-response mapping. that idea was suggested by Giulio. https://t.co/y8bg2RwZGx
@moritz_stefaner @BorisBernhardt @michagaebler @TimKietzmann @fabianstelzer For the neural correlates of consciouness, I still like this one from 2011 by @hakwanlau: https://t.co/77oLLYAvm9
"Empirical support for higher-order theories of conscious awareness." Lau, H., & Rosenthal, D. (2011), in Trends in cognitive sciences. DOI: 10.1016/j.tics.2011.05.009 https://t.co/4OEbaW1gw0 https://t.co/4p52bAiHSz
RT @AliPournaghdali: @CharlotteGuo5 This might be a good starting point: https://t.co/x8M7eZi36o
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@moritz_stefaner @BorisBernhardt @michagaebler @TimKietzmann @fabianstelzer For the neural correlates of consciouness, I still like this one from 2011 by @hakwanlau: https://t.co/77oLLYAvm9
2/ according to IIT, consciousness may be functionally important if the task requires very complex and context-dependent stimulus-response mapping. that idea was suggested by Giulio. https://t.co/y8bg2RwZGx
RT @AliPournaghdali: @CharlotteGuo5 This might be a good starting point: https://t.co/x8M7eZi36o
@CharlotteGuo5 This might be a good starting point: https://t.co/x8M7eZi36o
"Empirical support for higher-order theories of conscious awareness." Lau, H., & Rosenthal, D. (2011), in Trends in cognitive sciences. DOI: 10.1016/j.tics.2011.05.009 https://t.co/4OEbaW1gw0 https://t.co/4p52bAiHSz
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