According to Churchland, "problems such as the nature of short-term memory, long-term memory, autobiographical memory, the nature of representation, the nature of sensory-motor integration, top-down effects in perception-not to mention such capacities as attention, depth perception, intelligent eye movement, skill acquisition, planning, decision-making, and so forth," are the so-called ...

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Churchland refers to these as "Easy Problems" because they are considered to be solvable through cognitive science and neuroscience, unlike the "Hard Problem" of consciousness which involves explaining subjective experience.

According to Churchland, "Problems Such as the Nature of Short-Term