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Physics, 31.10.2019 06:31 realoneree

Jenny, the pitcher for her softball team, adjusts her grip on the ball, squints to block the glare of the hot sun, receives a signal from the catcher, and begins her windup as teammates chant in nervous anticipation. if asked, jenny would report she is experiencing all the sights and sounds of a softball game as a whole scene rather than experiencing each perception individually. this illustrates the of consciousness. a) unityb) selectivityc) transienced) intentionality

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