Discrimination and learning without awareness: a methodological survey and evaluation.

Although this approach for distinguishing conscious from unconscious perceptual processes has considerable theoretical and empirical appeal (cf. =-=Eriksen 1960-...

Eriksen，W Charles - 《Psychological Review》

Chapter 17. Distinguishing Unconscious from Conscious Emotional Processes: Methodological Considerations and Theoretical Implications

Summary This chapter contains sections titled: Unconscious Processes: Development of the Concept The Borderline between Conscious and Unconscious Psycholog...

TD Scientist - John Wiley & Sons, Ltd

Long-tailed visual recognition with deep models: A methodological survey and evaluation

Although this approach for distinguishing conscious from unconscious perceptual processes has considerable theoretical and empirical appeal (cf. =-=Eriksen 1960-...

Y Fu，L Xiang，Y Zahid，... - 《Neurocomputing》

Unconscious effects of language-specific terminology on preattentive color perception.

It is now established that native language affects one's perception of the world. However, it is unknown whether this effect is merely driven by conscious,...

Thierry，Guillaume，Athanasopoulos，... - 《Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America》

Distinguishing unconscious from conscious cognition--reasonable assumptions and replicable...

Presents the authors' responses to the commentaries by B.A. Dosher and P.M. Merikle on replicable unconscious semantic priming. Nonlinearity in the regress...

Greenwald，Anthony，G.，... - 《Journal of Experimental Psychology》

Measuring the relative magnitude of unconscious influences.

As such, exclusion tasks provide a method for distinguishing conscious from unconscious influences that does not require establishing thresholds for null ...

PM Merikle，S Joordens，JA Stolz - 《Consciousness & Cognition》

Distinguishing implicit and explicit learning

Recent studies are also in line with the idea that conscious processes require more time than unconscious ones (Rabbitt, 2002). In the next section, we...

MA Stadler - 《Psychonomic Bulletin & Review》

Concepts and Definitions of Consciousness

and sentient, to describe a person or other creature as being 'aware of' something, and to refer to a property of mental states, such as perceiving, feeling, and thinking, that distinguishes those states from unconscious mental ...

DM Rosenthal - 《Encyclopedia of Consciousness》