intersubjectivity

Interchanging experiencer and researcher roles can help understand experience. People can exchange reports about same stimulus {intersubjectivity} and so agree on subjective-experience aspects. Combining first-person and third-person provides intermediate second-person intersubjective viewpoints. Consciousness includes phenomena experienced in world, plus body feelings and thoughts [Velmans, 2000].

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