abraham maslow and carl rogers thought of the conscious mind as a flowing stream.
who thought of the conscious mind as a flowing stream?
abraham maslow and carl rogers
stream of consciousness (psychology)





















































the stream of consciousness is the flow of thoughts in the conscious mind. research studies have shown that we only experience one mental event at a time as a fast-moving mind stream. william james, often considered to be the father of american psychology, first coined the phrase "stream of consciousness". the full range of thoughts—that one can be aware of—can form the content of this stream.





















































section::::buddhism.
stream of consciousness (psychology)
bullet::::4. "(the mental sphere - conscious mind) the soul's awareness of its character part one: character analysis" -





















































bullet::::5. "(the mental sphere - conscious mind) the soul's awareness of its character part two: negative patterns of the subconscious" -





















































bullet::::6. "(the mental sphere - conscious mind) the soul's awareness of its character part three: the conscious and it's desire for change" -





















































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bullet::::1. "(the mental sphere - sub-conscious mind) the pygmalion process part one: inner feelings" -





















































bullet::::2. "(the mental sphere - sub-conscious mind) the pygmalion process part two: friends" -
silver 'n strings play the music of the spheres