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Haifet Posted 14 years ago
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Aware, Conscious, and Perceptive
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What is the difference among Aware, Conscious, and Perceptive???
What is the difference among Aware, Conscious, and Perceptive???
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Conscious - opposite of unconscious. A person who is unconscious has fainted or is in a coma. He is alive, but the upper brain is not processing information from the senses.
- Conscious - opposite of unconscious.
- A person who is unconscious has fainted or is in a coma.
- He is alive, but the upper brain is not processing information from the senses.
- Aware - basic recognition of the environment A blind person is aware of his surroundings by using senses other than sight.
- I am aware that my brother is mad at me because he is yelling at me and calling me names.
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Conscious - opposite of unconscious. A person who is unconscious has fainted or is in a coma. He is alive, but the upper brain is not processing information from the senses.
Aware - basic recognition of the environment A blind person is aware of his surroundings by using senses other than sight. I am aware that my brother is mad at me because he is yelling at me and calling me name
Aware - basic recognition of the environment A blind person is aware of his surroundings by using senses other than sight. I am aware that my brother is mad at me because he is yelling at me and calling me name
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'conscious' also has the meaning of (being aware of)(knowing) something. Note definition 2 and "Synonyms".
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/conscious?s=t&ld=1123
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/conscious?s=t&ld=1123
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