Patients with amnesia show evidence of experience but do not have the subjective experience of consciousness. In other words, they are missing

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Qualia refers to the subjective experience of sensory perception, such as seeing red or feeling pain. Patients with amnesia may still have evidence of experience, such as being able to complete a task they were taught before their amnesia, but they may not have the subjective experience of consciousness or awareness of their actions. This indicates a lack of qualia, which is the best choice. The other options, access, intuition, and evidence, do not fully capture the nature of the missing experience in patients with amnesia.

Patients with Amnesia Show Evidence of Experience but Do Not