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;Definition: "Introspective consciousness is a perception-like awareness of current states and activities in our own mind. The current activities will include sense-perception: , which latter (...) is the awareness of current states and activities of our environment and our body."<ref>Güven Güzeldere; ''Is consciousness the perception of what passes in one's own mind?'', 1995, citing Amstrong D. ''The nature of mind and other essays'', 1980.</ref> For a distinction of various forms of introspection and general information on the neuroanatomical basis of consciousness, cf. [[introspection]].