Unconscious (Psychology)

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Dissociating prelexical and postlexical processing of affective information in the two hemispheres: effects of the stimulus presentation format.

Using a lexical decision task, the authors investigated whether brain asymmetries in the detection of emotionally negative semantic associations arise only at a perceptually discriminative stage at which lexical analysis is accurate or can already be ...
Sabine Windmann, Irene Daum, Onur Güntürkün (Brain Lang, 200203)
dissociating-prelexical-postlexical-processing-affective-information.asp

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A gestalt-experiential perspective on resistance.

The authors present background on the gestalt-experiential understanding of resistance, conceptualized to be either resistance to awareness or resistance to contact. The authors discuss why they do not use the term resistance and describe the phenomena ...
David Engle, Marjorie Holiman (J Clin Psychol, 200202)
gestalt-experiential-perspective-resistance.asp

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Conscious and subconscious sensorimotor synchronization--prefrontal cortex and the influence of awareness.

One of the most compelling challenges for modern neuroscience is the influence of awareness on behavior. We studied prefrontal correlates of conscious and subconscious motor adjustments to changing auditory rhythms using regional cerebral blood flow ...
K M Stephan, M H Thaut, G Wunderlich, W Schicks, B Tian, L Tellmann, T Schmitz, H Herzog, G C McIntosh, R J Seitz, V Hömberg (Neuroimage, 200202)
conscious-subconscious-sensorimotor-synchronization-prefrontal-cortex.asp

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Traces left on visual selective attention by stimuli that are not consciously identified.

Briefly presented information, even if unidentifiable, may speed or delay required responses to following events. It has been assumed that this priming of the motor system may occur without affecting attention to priming and following stimuli. In ...
Piotr Jaskowski, Rob H J van der Lubbe, Erik Schlotterbeck, Rolf Verleger (Psychol Sci, 200201)
traces-left-visual-selective-attention-stimuli-not-consciously.asp

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Factitious disorders in civil litigation: twenty cases illustrating the spectrum of abnormal illness-affirming behavior.

Physical symptoms are commonly alleged in civil litigation. In some instances these symptoms are originally produced by psychological factors and antedate the alleged injury being claimed as a tort. These cases reflect abnormal illness-affirming ...
Stuart J Eisendrath, Dale E McNiel (J Am Acad Psychiatry Law, 2002)
factitious-disorders-civil-litigation-twenty-cases-illustrating.asp

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Complementary dreams: a window to the subconscious processes of countertransference and subjectivity.

The British psychoanalysts were the first to be interested in reciprocal and interpersonal interactions of psychotherapy. The Freudian mirror model was progressively questioned in the 1940s and 1950s. Throughout the 1950s, positions and terms were ...
Marcus Favero, Donald R Ross (Am J Psychother, 2002)
complementary-dreams-window-subconscious-processes.asp

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Process-dissociation procedure: a testable model for considering assumptions about the stochastic relation between consciously controlled and automatic processes.

This paper presents an extension of the process-dissociation procedure with wordstem completion, which makes possible the measurement of the stochastic relationship between consciously controlled and automatic processes. By means of an indirect wordstem ...
Bianca Vaterrodt-Plünnecke, Thomas Krüger, Jürgen Bredenkamp (Exp Psychol, 2002)
process-dissociation-procedure-testable-model-considering-assumptions.asp