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How do Faces Influence Behavior? A Proposal for Distinguishing between Mechanisms that Involve Cognitive inferences, Emotional Feelings, and Unconscious Affective Reactions. [PDF]
Affect SciZhang Z, Winkielman P.
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Prometheus unbound? Oceanic affectivity and the neuropsychodynamics of addiction. [PDF]
Front PsycholUnterrainer HF.
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Public perception of animal welfare in Iran. [PDF]
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Dermatologic Clinics, 2023
Unconscious biases (also known as implicit biases) are involuntary stereotypes or attitudes held about certain groups of people that may influence our behaviors, understandings, and actions, often with unintended detrimental consequences. Implicit bias appears in multiple facets of medical education, training, and promotion with negative effects on ...
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Unconscious biases (also known as implicit biases) are involuntary stereotypes or attitudes held about certain groups of people that may influence our behaviors, understandings, and actions, often with unintended detrimental consequences. Implicit bias appears in multiple facets of medical education, training, and promotion with negative effects on ...
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Best Practice & Research Clinical Anaesthesiology, 2006
This paper reviews a theory on the physiological conditions of consciousness. The theory consists of four hypotheses: (1) The occurrence of states of consciousness depends on the formation of higher-order representations that represent the internal state of the brain itself.
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This paper reviews a theory on the physiological conditions of consciousness. The theory consists of four hypotheses: (1) The occurrence of states of consciousness depends on the formation of higher-order representations that represent the internal state of the brain itself.
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2021
“The staging of the wall is an invitation,” Stacey Gregg writes in her notes for her play Shibboleth (2015). This invitation – and the ways in which it was taken up in its Abbey production – is the focus of this chapter. Centred on a group of brickies hired to build a new Peace Wall in a post-Peace Agreement Belfast, Shibboleth explores how the ...
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“The staging of the wall is an invitation,” Stacey Gregg writes in her notes for her play Shibboleth (2015). This invitation – and the ways in which it was taken up in its Abbey production – is the focus of this chapter. Centred on a group of brickies hired to build a new Peace Wall in a post-Peace Agreement Belfast, Shibboleth explores how the ...
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Psychological Reports, 1985
Holt recently questioned whether classical psychoanalytic metapsychology is relevant to modern psychoanalytic and psychodynamic clinical theories. He claims that Freud's structural and dynamic models do not meet updated philosophical standards. In addition, Freud's notion of the unconscious has always posed problems of definition, description, and ...
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Holt recently questioned whether classical psychoanalytic metapsychology is relevant to modern psychoanalytic and psychodynamic clinical theories. He claims that Freud's structural and dynamic models do not meet updated philosophical standards. In addition, Freud's notion of the unconscious has always posed problems of definition, description, and ...
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Unconscious decisional learning improves unconscious information processing
Cognition, 2018The idea that unconscious input can result in long-term learning or task improvement has been debated for decades, yet there is still little evidence to suggest that learning outside of awareness can produce meaningful changes to decision-making.
Alexandra Vlassova, Joel Pearson
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