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MICROKINETIC PHENOMENON AND SELECTIVE LOWERING OF RECOGNITION TНRESHOLD OF MASKED WORDS
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MICROKINETIC PHENOMENON AND SELECTIVE LOWERING OF RECOGNITION TНRESHOLD OF MASKED WORDS
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PETR YANSHIN 
Abstract
Micromotor movements in the process of sub-sensory perception have been studied. The notion of Microkinetic Phenomenon (MKP) as the motivated involuntary micromotor component of voluntary movements is introduced. Correlation between Microkinetic Phenomenon and selective lowering of the recognition threshold of the masked words is revealed. The hypothesis that MKP can be used as the objective indicator of unconscious mental processes caused by semantic stimulation was confi rmed.
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Microkinetic phenomenon, subliminal stimulation, unconscious perception, a threshold of words' recognition, perceptual selectivity, emotional-semantic determinant, micromotoric, priming-effect
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03.05.2012
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