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Adjective(1) below the threshold of conscious perception

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(1) Designed to work on a subliminal level, after the event it grows in the mind's eye rather than fading from memory.(2) A number of these studies have used subliminal stimuli to produce the increase in positive affect.(3) As is typical with this method, no participant reported being aware of the subliminal faces.(4) In lay terms, he is interested in how subliminal information can be conveyed.(5) An audio subliminal message could be defined as a verbal stimulus perceived below the threshold of awareness.(6) We just don't realize how exactly we're being subliminally influenced.(7) Based on these data it can be concluded that affective priming for subliminally presented stimuli is a replicable phenomenon.(8) The results led him to consider the possibility that package size subliminally influences how much of a product we use.(9) I gradually slowed my voice as I spoke to subliminally cue her breathing to slow down.(10) The conclusion that the affective meaning of these subliminally presented stimuli was processed by the participants, stems from two lines of observations.
Related Words
(1) subliminal message
(2) subliminal advertising
Synonyms
Adjective
1. subconscious
2. unconscious
3. hidden


📺 Word Example from TV Shows

- What are you doing?
- Subliminal messaging.

- What are you doing? - SUBLIMINAL messaging.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 17


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