Week 7. Narration

My persuasive argument thesis is :

• There is another level of information processing called 'preconscious' between conscious processing and unconscious processing.

1. People already know about

• People may know about traits of conscious processing and unconscious processing already. For instance, conscious memory includes what people think or what people perceive immediately. On the other hand, unconscious memory includes immoral urges, violent motives and fear and so on. Those are inner, suppressed mind so that can't appear to outside.

2. Research about my topic

• http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/conscious
• http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/conscious
• http://psychology.about.com/od/pindex/g/def_precons.htm
• http://www.hypnotherapyinchester.co.uk/about_hypnotherapy.html
• http://www.dlshealthworks.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/conscious-subconscious.png
• http://somatosphere.net/2009/04/unconscious-metaphor-and-metonymy.html

3. The implications of my argument 

• If human mind research academy accepts that preconscious exists, research of human mind will extend more and deepen. Also, researchers can have wider perspectives of studying human mind because preconscious processing includes more concept of human mind. Moreover, plenty of ambiguous concepts and memories can be explained more obviously.

My Narration (almost overlapped above implications)

• People may know about traits of conscious processing and unconscious processing already. For instance, conscious memory includes what people think or what people perceive immediately. On the other hand, unconscious memory includes immoral urges, violent motives and fear and so on. Those are inner, suppressed mind so that can't appear to outside. However, they don't know what hidden process exists between two information processing types. That is, surely, preconscious.
• The reason why we should focus this issue is related to the development of human brain processing levels. In contemporary society, we have to remember lots of information and store memories. Thus, more accurate and advanced quality of human mind research is needed to prevent side effects or unexpected problems in information processing such as loss of memory. Therefore, setting a obvious standard or classification of information processing should be preceded.