The empirical justification for distinguishing between conscious and nonconscious processing rests on the observation that brain lesion patients or subjects in experimental conditions can perform certain perceptual and cognitive tasks without conscious experience.

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  The Problem of Hard and Easy Problems

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• The Problem of Hard and Easy Problems www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press via serper

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• conscious experience concept
• conscious processing concept
• unconscious information processing concept