Which of the following has continued to be a barrier to modern neuroscientists studying consciousness?
A. the belief that the problem of consciousness is too big to tackle
B. the continued focus of psychology on only outwardly observable behavior
C. the lack of objectivity in modern methods for studying sleep
D. the belief that consciousness is an issue for biology rather than psychology
Answer: A
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