Jane is aware that she is sitting in her psychology class and it is almost lunchtime. She is also aware of how tired she is after staying up late to watch a movie. Thus, if Jane is aware of what is going on around her and what is going on within her, then it is safe to say that she is in a(n) a. state of waking consciousness. b. altered state of consciousness. c. unconscious state. d. preconscious state.

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