Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... level , humans can decide alternatives and rationalize their in- volvements in terms of morality , self interest , or conscious ... consciousness is bypassed com- pletely . One of the most dramatic visual subliminal stimulation techniques in ...
... level , humans can decide alternatives and rationalize their in- volvements in terms of morality , self interest , or conscious ... consciousness is bypassed com- pletely . One of the most dramatic visual subliminal stimulation techniques in ...
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... conscious level . The division of in- formation into conscious and unconsciously perceived in- formation is separated by what we can call the perceptual threshold . Substantial experimental data suggests physiological tension , anxiety ...
... conscious level . The division of in- formation into conscious and unconsciously perceived in- formation is separated by what we can call the perceptual threshold . Substantial experimental data suggests physiological tension , anxiety ...
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... level - neither too soft nor too loud . Lie down and turn off the light ... conscious perceptual ability that changes , becoming more sensitive , not ... conscious level to most people who are relaxed . However , the audience's tension or ...
... level - neither too soft nor too loud . Lie down and turn off the light ... conscious perceptual ability that changes , becoming more sensitive , not ... conscious level to most people who are relaxed . However , the audience's tension or ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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