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Quantifying Cortical EEG Responses to TMS in (Un)consciousness
2014
Clinical EEG and Neuroscience
We normally assess another individual's level of consciousness based on her or his ability to interact with the surrounding environment and communicate. Usually, if we observe purposeful behavior, appropriate responses to sensory inputs, and, above all, appropriate answers to questions, we can be reasonably sure that the person is conscious. However, we know that consciousness can be entirely within the brain, even in the absence of any interaction with the external world; this happens almost
doi:10.1177/1550059413513723
pmid:24403317
fatcat:czlj34wmhffijgk4fa6epdjdjy