The capacity to include some objects in consciousness and not others is called the _____ of consciousness.

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Selectivity refers to the ability to select certain objects or information to be included in consciousness while ignoring others. Intentionality refers to the directedness of consciousness towards objects or states of affairs in the world. Inclusivity and nature are not commonly used terms in describing the operation of consciousness.

The Capacity to Include Some Objects in Consciousness and Not