The results led him to consider the possibility that package size subliminally influences how much of a product we use. |
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Based on these data it can be concluded that affective priming for subliminally presented stimuli is a replicable phenomenon. |
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I gradually slowed my voice as I spoke to subliminally cue her breathing to slow down. |
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If something has been perceived subliminally, it is stored in a part of the memory that is inaccessible to conscious recall. |
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By retaining her dead husband's name, she is publicly, subliminally cuckolding him with the power of another man. |
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She could see that it was easy to think, subliminally, of her sisterliness as something chaste and, well, unsexy. |
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These works employ anthropomorphism of the most subtle sort, which some viewers might miss and others may register only subliminally. |
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Somehow, subliminally, blame may seem to mend not only the future but the past too. |
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The Libyan campaign, say aides, was a model of tenacity in the face of adversity, which will register, however subliminally, with the electorate. |
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If you unfocus your eyes, it subliminally projects the word 'love' on to the dry ice. |
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We just don't realize how exactly we're being subliminally influenced. |
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It looks at how school issues might affect, both overtly and subliminally, subject choice and subject performance. |
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I don't mean that they project good news stories only or teach citizenship lessons subliminally. |
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This view has always lived more or less subliminally in Europe, both during medieval monarchies and at the time of more modern republics. |
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Subtly, one might say subliminally, doubt about one's worthiness can have a tremendous impact upon one's behaviour in a crisis situation. |
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Even if the Dadaist dance intervention remained an isolated episode, it lives on subliminally. |
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This is something that comes across somewhat subliminally, we might say, in all our interventions. |
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If it was meant to subliminally suggest a response to the exhibition's title, it works. |
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A sculptor could not fail to subliminally perceive these features and reproduce them. |
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The conclusion that the affective meaning of these subliminally presented stimuli was processed by the participants, stems from two lines of observations. |
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And I think that, subliminally at least, the hidden story of the shoot is what helps sell us on the visible story of its subject. |
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Perhaps subliminally it is this which gave her performances that indefinable, electric edge which drew audiences magnetically to her and held them spellbound. |
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Often these variations are produced subliminally, and in order to detect them we have to place ourselves in a subliminal situation, at the limit of perceptions. |
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This technique now arrives almost subliminally for Quake players, but rocket jumping has long been recognized as one of Quake's key skills. |
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The levels are extremely low, but we notice the difference subliminally. |
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The results revealed that even when emotion verbs are presented subliminally, they are able to influence judgment. |
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The low hypnotisables in both conditions, and the highs in the control condition, both rated the words more positively if they had been primed with a subliminally presented negative picture. |
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However subliminally at the moment, millions of people now online perceive companies as little more than quaint legal fictions that are actively preventing these conversations from intersecting. |
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It wants you and your kids to desire the swoosh subliminally, under the skin, without even knowing why. |
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In their suggestion of the body's extrusions and excretions, these objects too may have subliminally prompted the abortion-clinic simile. |
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In this age of physical ease, a psychological climate has arisen in which we subliminally seek to avoid anything that is uncomfortable or inconvenient. |
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This is because advertising works subliminally. |
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During analysis, reviewers need to take care that they have not been subliminally influenced about the underlying issues in the project situation. |
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Mad City'' is well worth seeing since I feel that it almost subliminally captures the effects of the Louise Woodward case. |
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Yet the real competitive advantage of the new churches in east Africa seems to be their willingness to tap, at least subliminally, into traditional beliefs. |
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The danger is that people may be subliminally persuaded that sitcoms really do illustrate a feasible way of life, and that an aberration of fate has deprived them of the continual contentment that is everybody's birthright. |
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Often, with sensitive clinical examination, the odd constructions of such a person can be seen to contain a grain of truth, perhaps gleaned subliminally or extrasensorily. |
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It made no difference whether the face was displayed long enough for the volunteers to register it consciously, or flashed up fleetingly so it was only perceived subliminally. |
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