Farthing William G. The Psychology of Consciousness

This work covers topics of consciousness from both a natural science and cognitive psychology viewpoint. Based on the belief that psychology is a natural phenomenon and product of the brain's functioning, it emphasizes systematic research and theoretical interpretations and discusses clinical applications as well as conceptual and philosophical issues.
Englewood Cliffs, N.J. Prentice-Hall.
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The Concept of Consciousness.
Characteristics of Consciousness.
Introspection I: Methods and Limitations.
The Mind-Body Problem.
Brain and Consciousness I: Split-Brain Research.
Brain and Consciousness II: Dissociations Between Consciousness and Behavior.
Introspection II: Access to the Causes of Behavior.
Daydreaming and the Stream of Consciousness.
Altered States of Consciousness.
Sleep.
Dreaming I: Phenomenology and Influences on Contents.
Dreaming II: Theories and Research.
Dreaming III: Dream Recall and Lucid Dreaming.
Hypnosis I: Basic Phenomena, Hypnotic Susceptibility, and Applications.
Hypnosis II: Theories and Research on Hypnotic Analgesia and Posthypnotic Amnesia.
Hypnosis III: Hypnotic Age Regression and Hypermnesia.
Meditation.
Psychedelic Drugs I: Marijuana.
Psychedelic Drugs II: The Major Hallucinogens.