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How did the understanding of consciousness differ between william james and sigmund freud?
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How did the understanding of consciousness differ between william james and sigmund freud?

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Answer : William James believed consciousness was a flow that we can't necessarily control, while Sigmund Freud believed that many internal states are hidden from us.
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