Ginsburg and Jablonka (2019) argue that unlimited associative learning (UAL) ties together eight features of consciousness: (1) global accessibility and broadcast, (2) binding/unification and differentiation, (3) selective attention and exclusion, (4) intentionality, (5) integration of information over time, (6) an evaluative system, (7) agency and embodiment, and (8) registration of a self/other distinction.

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  Complexity and the Evolution of Consciousness | Biological Theory

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