All of the following are possible explanations of consciousness that are found by cognitive neuroscientists EXCEPT: a stronger, consciously perceived stimulus will engage other brain areas, such as those involved with language, attention, and memory. if a stimulus activates enough brain-wide coordinated neural activity—with strong signals in one brain area triggering activity elsewhere—it crosses a threshold for consciousness. a weak stimulus that is below conscious perception will trigger areas of the brain in the same way as a stronger stimulus that is consciously perceived. conscious experience arises from synchronized activity across the brain.