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stream of consciousness

stream of consciousness Stream of consciousness refers to the spontaneous ongoing flow of thoughts that occurs while a person is awake but not occupied by a demanding task.

Stream of consciousness refers to the spontaneous ongoing flow of thoughts that occurs while a person is awake but not occupied by a demanding task. In contemporary psychology, this idea is commonly discussed as mind-wandering.

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Drafting source: Marchetti Antonella; Baglio Francesca; Costantini Isa; Dipasquale Ottavia; Savazzi Federica; Nemni Raffaello; Sangiuliano Intra Francesca; Tagliabue Semira; Valle Annalisa; Massaro Davide; Castelli Ilaria. Theory of Mind and the Whole Brain Functional Connectivity: Behavioral and Neural Evidences with the Amsterdam Resting State Questionnaire. 2015; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2015.01855; article XML SHA-256 d5842b0fe63ba72ead952d4efafab44efffd41d13e887f7a46e062f294c4897a. “Theory of Mind and the Whole Brain Functional Connectivity: Behavioral and Neural Evidences with the Amsterdam Resting State Questionnaire” (10.3389/fpsyg.2015.01855).
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