Sentence examples for exert unconscious from inspiring English sources
Dehaene et al. (1998), for example, demonstrated that digits that are followed by a mask can exert unconscious priming effects, implying that the activation of neurons that code digits is insufficient for awareness.
Much of this beds down in the young, nascent subject's psyche, thereafter exerting (often in unconscious ways) decisive effects on this person's libidinal economy throughout his/her life.
Therefore, the MCE of intrinsic motivations due to external incentives, that ultimately determined the level of application and diligence exerted by subjects (the safety margin factor), may arise as an unconscious outcome outside a strategic context, even in response to "weak" external incentives changes, such as a slightly different way to deliver a given amount of money.
Researchers have long had a hypothesis that hormonal changes during times of peak fertility in a woman's menstrual cycle may exert a physiological effect on her vocal cords, which may in turn elicit an unconscious response from both male and female listeners.
That is, by showing you how usually-unconscious internal processes work, it allows you to focus on them and exert some control.
In one instance, the force exerted on one of Aamer's fellow inmates was enough to leave him hospitalized, unconscious for four days.
In one instance, the force exerted on one of Aamer's fellow inmates was enough to leave him hospitalised, unconscious for four days.
The unconscious authority and appeal that this resemblance gave Maria helps to explain the strange power she seemed to exert over Williams.
