magnetic resonance imaging provides brain scans of test persons while they are awake and under general anesthesia. so where is consciousness located. yeah we anesthesiologists have a very simplistic idea of consciousness. for us patients are unconscious when they're unresponsive or in react or. what i call a consciousness component is basically a reaction to stimulus. or conscious reaction to stimuli. but for psychologists or social scientists this has nothing to do with consciousness. scientists long believed anesthesia switched off the entire brain like a light switch but as has observed in fact only certain brain regions marked red here are less active under anesthesia. these regions are part of the brain's functional network where several brain areas work together to achieve efficient connectivity. these networks are responsible for processing incoming stimuli such as sound or pressure and interpret them to form conscious perceptions and it's thesea disrupts these networks. during reduced consciousness the primary sensory areas the parts of the brain responsible for the 1st stage o

magnetic resonance imaging provides brain scans of test persons while they are awake and under general anesthesia. so where is consciousness located. yeah we anesthesiologists have a very simplistic idea of consciousness. for us patients are unconscious when they're unresponsive or in react or. what i call our consciousness component is basically a reaction to stimulus. our conscious reaction to stimuli. but for psychologists or social scientists this has nothing to do with consciousness. scientists long believed anesthesia switched off the entire brain like a light switch but as schneider has observed in fact only certain brain regions marked red here are less active under anesthesia. these regions are part of the brain's functional network where several brain areas work together to achieve efficient connectivity. these networks are responsible for processing incoming stimuli such as sound or pressure and interpret ing them to form conscious perceptions and if the zia disrupts these networks. during reduced consciousness the primary sensory areas the parts of the brain responsible for

magnetic resonance imaging provides brain scans of test persons while they are awake and under general anesthesia. so where is consciousness located. so we anesthesiologists have a very simplistic idea of consciousness. for us patients are unconscious when they're unresponsive or on react or. what i call a consciousness component is basically a reaction to stimulus. or conscious reaction to stimuli. but for psychologists or social scientists this has nothing to do with consciousness. the scientists long believed anesthesia switched off the entire brain like a light switch but as god schneider has observed in fact only certain brain regions marked red here are less active under anesthesia. these regions are part of the brain's functional network where several brain areas work together to achieve efficient connectivity. these networks are responsible for processing incoming stimuli such as sound or pressure and interpret in them to form conscious perceptions and as the zia disrupts these networks. during the reduced consciousness the primary sensory areas the parts of the brain responsib