The research leaves many questions still unanswered. Much of the
terminology used in such research has no cohesive definition. For
example, there is a lack of differentiation between "attention" and
"awareness" and an interchangeable use of the two in modern
descriptions. Buddhist contemplative psychology however, differentiates
more clearly, as "attention" in that context signifies an ever-changing
factor of consciousness, while "awareness" refers to a stable and
specific state of consciousness.
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