Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... consciously recalled . But several weeks after having perceived the ad , the reader might opt for that particular brand without ever consciously realizing the basis for his decision . Further , when the sub is consciously perceived , a ...
... consciously recalled . But several weeks after having perceived the ad , the reader might opt for that particular brand without ever consciously realizing the basis for his decision . Further , when the sub is consciously perceived , a ...
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... consciously did not perceive the flashing death mask . One third were strangely uncertain whether they had seen it , and one third consciously recalled the display . Two thirds of the audience did not perceive the death mask . Many who ...
... consciously did not perceive the flashing death mask . One third were strangely uncertain whether they had seen it , and one third consciously recalled the display . Two thirds of the audience did not perceive the death mask . Many who ...
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... consciously listened to the lyric's meaningless banality , not the background chant . Roughly a hundred teen- agers who owned the record , both male and female , were asked what the background phrase " Ooh - ga - shook - ah ” meant . No ...
... consciously listened to the lyric's meaningless banality , not the background chant . Roughly a hundred teen- agers who owned the record , both male and female , were asked what the background phrase " Ooh - ga - shook - ah ” meant . No ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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