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Some philosophers attempt to explain consciousness directly in neurophysiological or physical terms, while others offer cognitive theories of consciousness whereby conscious mental states are reduced to some kind of representational relation between mental states and the world.
Muscle memory and the mind/body connection is realized when a person no longer has to think about what is being done, the body and mind go on a kind of automatic drive.The physical aspects are the easiest to understand.They are experienced on a daily basis.The muscle memory connected to psychological trauma can seem to some to be a bit more ethereal or even evasive when trying to comprehend the whyâs and howâs of it all.he basic hypothesis for all of them is that the physical body retains a memory of what the mind experiences and the mind, or brain and nervous system, retain a memory of what the body experiences. Most people have heard that once you learn to ride a bicycle you never forget, even if you havenât ridden one in years.