The notion of a level of consciousness is a key construct in the science of consciousness.
Not only is the term employed to describe the global states of consciousness that are …

Does a visual percept emerge to consciousness in a graded manner (ie evolving through
increasing degrees of clarity), or according to a dichotomous,“all-or-none” pattern (ie …

Is a human more conscious than an octopus? In the science of consciousness, it's oftentimes
assumed that some creatures (or mental states) are more conscious than others. But in …

In this paper we argue that awareness comes in degrees, and we propose a novel multi‐
factor account that spans both subjective experiences and perceptual representations. At the …

We aimed to distinguish electrophysiological signatures of visual awareness from other task-
related processes through manipulating the level of processing of visual stimuli. During an …

The level of processing hypothesis (LoP) proposes that the transition from unaware to aware
visual perception is graded for low-level (ie, energy, features) stimulus whereas …

Visual scene context is well-known to facilitate the recognition of scene-congruent objects.
Interestingly, however, according to predictive-processing accounts of brain function, scene …

Recent studies have emphasized the association between action and perceptual
awareness, suggesting that action-related information can contribute to perceptual …

The chief undertaking in the studies of consciousness is that of unravelling the neural
correlates of consciousness. To this day, this crusade remains at an impasse, with a clash of …

A crucial view in the graded vs. dichotomous debate on visual awareness proposes that its
graded or dichotomous nature may depend on the depth of stimulus processing (or level of …