What was TRUE about the renewed interest in consciousness in the 1950s? A. Psychologists were tired of focusing only on sleep re
search and wanted a change. B. Researchers wanted to revisit Freud’s original theories about ego and id. C. It was inspired by the discovery of eyes moving rapidly during sleep. D. It was proven that sleeping and awakened states were essentially the same.
There was a renewed interest in consciousness in the 1950s because<u> C. It was </u><u>inspired </u><u>by the </u><u>discovery </u><u>of </u><u>eyes moving </u><u>rapidly during </u><u>sleep</u><u>.</u>
In 1951, consciousness became of interest because a man named Eugene Aserinksy had discovered that the eyes moved rapidly during sleep.
This sparked a whole frenzy about what this could mean and people became more interested in the whole subject of consciousness and what it could actually mean thereby leading to a change in human perceptions about consciousness.
Becoming a Muslism was a way to accept a new political reality, opening the door to adaptation and avoiding repression and punishment . It was pragmatism.