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Unconscious (Psychology) (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Unconscious (Psychology)'
Articles 141 to 150 of 200:
Three pregnancies and psychoanalysis: a thin line between fusion and separateness.
30 Mar 2008 
rec_pub_18416690-three-pregnancies-psychoanalysis-thin-line-fusion-separateness.htm
History of the unconscious in Soviet Russia: from its origins to the fall of the Soviet Union.
30 Mar 2008 
Russia accepted the notion of the unconscious and psychoanalysis before many Western countries. The first Russian Psychoanalytic Society was established in 1911. After World War I and the Russian Revolution, for a short happy period, the following ...
rec_pub_18405289-history-unconscious-soviet-russia-origins-fall-soviet-union.htm
The origins of acts of love: a discussion of 'Break point ' by Stella M. Yardino.
30 Mar 2008
rec_pub_18405281-the-origins-acts-love-discussion-break-point-stella-m-yardino.htm
30 Mar 2008 The possibility of unconsciously evoked emotions is often denied because awareness of an emotion's cause is considered to be precisely what produces the emotion. However, we argue that because emotional responding is important for successful living, ...
rec_pub_18399892-the-secret-life-emotions.htm
Shifting shadows: shaping dynamics in the cultural unconscious.
30 Mar 2008 Jung has suggested that wars, social upheavals and religions are 'but the superficial symptoms of a secret psychic attitude unknown even to the individual himself, and transmitted by no historian ...' (Jung 1964, para. 315; emphasis author's). With ...
rec_pub_18352946-shifting-shadows-shaping-dynamics-cultural-unconscious.htm
At the edge of consciousness: automatic motor activation and voluntary control.
18 Mar 2008 Conventionally, voluntary conscious acts and automatic behavior have been considered to be mediated by separate processes-and by separate brain structures. In this review, the authors consider the evidence that this might not be the case. First, ...
rec_pub_18356377-at-edge-consciousness-automatic-motor-activation-voluntary-control.htm
Unconscious orientation processing depends on perceptual load.
12 Mar 2008 
The effects of perceptual load on the level of adaptation to task-irrelevant and invisible oriented gratings were examined. Participants performed a task at fixation under conditions of low (detecting color targets) or high (detecting conjunctions ...
rec_pub_18484818-unconscious-orientation-processing-depends-perceptual-load.htm
Unconscious associative memory affects visual processing before 100 ms.
10 Mar 2008 Searching for an object in a cluttered environment takes advantage of different cues, explicit attentional cues, such as arrows, and visual cues, such as saliency, but also memory. Behavioral studies manipulating the spatial relationships between ...
rec_pub_18484816-unconscious-associative-memory-affects-visual-processing-100-ms.htm
Neural correlates of subliminal and supraliminal letter processing--an event-related fMRI study.
8 Mar 2008 One problem of interpreting research on subconscious processing is the possibility that participants are weakly conscious of the stimuli. Here, we compared the fMRI BOLD response in healthy adults to clearly visible single letters (supraliminal ...
rec_pub_18331801-neural-correlates-subliminal-supraliminal-letter-processing-event.htm
2 Mar 2008
rec_pub_18308585-conscious-influences-subliminal-cognition-exist-asymmetrical.htm
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