Subliminal Perception and Subception

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The problem was to investigate possible relationship between veridical information obtained from subliminal stimuli and GSR syllable discrimination, using 3 subliminal levels of illumination. Would recognition at higher levels be above chance? 1. There was definite relationship; 2. When no information is gotten from the presentation, the subception effect fails to reach significance; 3. There is no evidence of autonomic discrimination without awareness; rather GSR seems to be mediated by the partial recognition that the subject gets from the presentation; 4. The data support the hypothesis that there is only veridical perception which involves various stages of clarity. 33 references.

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