Distinguish between the 'easy problems' of consciousness (explaining the ability to discriminate, integrate information, and produce behavioral reports) and the 'hard problem' of consciousness (explaining why and how physical processes in the brain give rise to subjective experience, or qualia). Outline David Chalmers' argument that physical accounts of the mind are incomplete because they leave out the 'what it is like' aspect of experience. Evaluate the viability of Panpsychism as a solution to the hard problem. Does positing that consciousness is a fundamental feature of the universe provide a better explanation than reductive physicalism?