How time and semantic relatedness modulate whether and how unconscious information is represented in the brain | Zendy

Charlotte Muscarella | Zendy; Bart Aben | Zendy; Karolien Smets | Zendy; Hughes Gethin | Zendy; Eva Van den Bussche | Zendy

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How time and semantic relatedness modulate whether and how unconscious information is represented in the brain

Author(s) -

Charlotte Muscarella,

Bart Aben,

Karolien Smets,

Hughes Gethin,

Eva Van den Bussche

Publication year - 2014

Publication title -

frontiers in human neuroscience

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.128

H-Index - 114

ISSN - 1662-5161

DOI - 10.3389/conf.fnhum.2014.214.00059

Subject(s) - unconscious mind , psychology , categorization , subliminal stimuli , cognitive psychology , stimulus onset asynchrony , priming (agriculture) , logos bible software , brain activity and meditation , event related potential , prime (order theory) , cognitive science , electroencephalography , computer science , cognition , artificial intelligence , neuroscience , biology , operating system , mathematics , psychoanalysis , botany , germination , combinatorics

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