Behavioral Methods in Consciousness Research

Part I: Introduction
1. Consciousness Research Methods: The Empirical "Hard Problem"/ Morten Overgaard
2. The Challenge of Measuring Consciousness / Morten Overgaard
3. How Can We Measure Awareness? An Overview of Current Methods / Bert Timmermans and Axel Cleeremans

Part II: Experimental Paradigms
4. Unmasking the Pitfalls of the Masking Method in Consciousness Research / Talis Bachmann
5. A Behavioral Method to Manipulate Metacognitive Awareness Independent of Stimulus Awareness / Amanda Song, Ai Koizumi, and Hakwan C. Lau
6. Inferences about Consciousness using Subjective Reports of Confidence / Maxine T. Sherman, Adam B. Barrett, and Ryota Kanai
7. Direct and Indirect Measures of Statistical Learning / Arnaud Destrebecqz [and others]
8. Binocular Rivalry and other Forms of Visual Bistability / Jan Brascamp

Part III: Measures of Consciousness
9. Intentional Bnding: a Measure of Agency / Mads Jensen, Steven Di Costa, and Patrick Haggard
10. Measuring Consciousness with Confidence Ratings / Elisabeth Norman and Mark C. Price
11. Using the Perceptual Awareness Scale (PAS) / Kristian Sandberg and Morten Overgaard

Part IV: Analysis and Statistics
12. How Bayesian Statistics are Needed to Determine Whether Mental States are Unconscious / Zoltan Dienes
13. Handling the p, and how Real Evidence goes beyond p-values / Kim Mouridsen

Part V: Metachapter
14. Variability, Convergence, and Dimensions of Consciousness / Colin Klein and Jakob Hohwy