TASK 2

Question 1

Phenomenal concept of mind

Answer 1

The concept of mind as conscious experience, and of a mental state as a consciously experienced mental state

Question 2

Psychological concept of mind

Answer 2

The concept of mind as the causal or explanatory basis of behavior

Question 3

Ryle’s logical behaviorism

Answer 3

The view that all our mental concepts can be analyzed in terms of types of associated behavior or in terms of disposition to behave in certain ways

Question 4

Functionalism

Answer 4

The view that a mental state is defined wholly by its causal role (i.e. in terms of the kinds of stimulation that tend to produce it, the kind of behavior it tends to cause, and the way it interacts with other mental states)

Question 5

Relational properties

Answer 5

Third type of property (next to psychological and phenomenal) that can e.g. account for the fact that certain beliefs may depend on the state of the environment and the internal state of the thinker)

Question 6

Psychological consciousness

Answer 6

Psychological properties of the sort that are referred as consciousness

Question 7

Phenomenal consciousness

Answer 7

Subjective experience, qualia

Question 8

Awareness

Answer 8

The psychological property that is associated with experience itself