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Subliminal Stimulation and Voting Behavior
Journalism Quarterly, 1960This department is devoted to shorter articles and notes on research in the communications field, either completed or in progress. Readers are invited to submit reports on investigative studies which might prove useful to other students because of content, method, or implications for further research.
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Subliminal Stimulation : Hoax or Reality?
Journal of Communication Inquiry, 1978The notion that one individual can influence the thoughts and actions of another without the second individual's knowledge is a fascinating and potentially dangerous one.
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Further Data on the Effects of Subliminal Symbiotic Stimulation on Schizophrenics
The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1985This investigation further examined the effects of activating unconscious symbiotic fantasies in schizophrenics. One hundred twenty-eight hospitalized schizophrenic men who qualified as "relatively differentiated" on the Adjective Rating Scale were randomly assigned to four groups.
R, Kaplan, P, Thornton, L, Silverman
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Identification with another person: Manipulated by means of subliminal stimulation
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology, 1985Studied problems of identification, using a meta‐contrast design. The first stimulus (A) was always the word ME. In experiment1, the second stimulus (B) depicted an aggressor and a victim facing each other. The subliminal A was flashed either on the victim or the aggressor or completely withheld.
G J, Smith, I, Carlsson, A, Danielsson
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Sleep effects of subliminal brain stimulation in cats
Experimental Neurology, 1963Abstract An attempt was made to elicit sleep by electrical stimulation in various parts of the cat's brain. Negative square pulses of intensities, subliminal with respect to the threshold of other clearly visible motor or autonomic effects, were used. The behavior was observed, coded and correlated with the EEG.
G.A. Roelofs +2 more
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Effect of auditory subliminal stimulation on GSR.
Psychological reports, 1991The present study was designed to investigate the possible effect of auditory subliminal stimulation on GSR. 38 undergraduate students were exposed subliminally to emotional words while GSR was monitored. The results confirmed the hypothesis that auditory subliminal stimulation would effect a significant increase in GSR.
Kotze H.F., Moller A.T.
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Subliminal stimulation: An overview.
American Psychologist, 1958James V. McConnell +2 more
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The effect of auditory subliminal stimulation on spelling
2010The experiment investigated whether it was possible to increase the number of words spelled correctly by exposing students to those words embedded subliminally in music. One hundred and fifty spelling words were randomly divided into fifteen lists of ten words, and each list was then rated for difficulty to obtain a difficulty factor. The students were
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Subliminal Stimulation in Problem-Solving
The American Journal of Psychology, 1960openaire +2 more sources
Subliminal Stimulation in Problem-Solving
The American Journal of Psychology, 1957openaire +2 more sources