"outside awareness" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not within one's conscious knowledge or perception. For example: - The subconscious mind stores memories and desires that are outside awareness. - She was so focused on her work that she completely ignored the commotion outside her awareness. - The therapist helped the patient become more aware of their thoughts and feelings that had previously been outside awareness. - The subtle cues and gestures of body language can often reveal emotions that are outside awareness. - His actions, driven by a deep-seated fear, seemed to come from a place outside his awareness.
Using Bayes factors as measures of evidence, the present experiments provided substantial (Experiment 1) and very strong (Experiment 2) evidence that social comparison takes place outside awareness and affects explicit self-evaluations.
The results of these and subsequent studies involving the perception of words from strings of letters - Marcel calls these "unconscious reading" - make sense only if we adopt a rather radical premise in terms of how we normally think about the mind: Much consequential mental activity goes on outside awareness.
What was outside awareness was how invested she was in this particular daughter succeeding where she felt she had failed.
Outside awareness created and support garnered might facilitate and expedite an outcome, but the will and action has to come from the members of the community in concern.
Our subliminal mental processes operate outside awareness because they arise in these portions of our mind that are inaccessible to our conscious self; their inaccessibility is due to the architecture of the brain, rather than because they have been subject to Freudian motivational forces like repression.
These findings represent the first evidence that brain reward circuitry responds to drug and sexual cues presented outside awareness.
If language is a tool for thought, and important aspects of language processing are performed outside of awareness, then consciousness isn't necessary for thinking, either.
When hypnotized, you put outside of awareness what would normally be in consciousness (dissociation), and become less likely to judge what people tell you (suggestibility).
So much that moves us happens outside our awareness and outside our control we believe (and maybe it's true) that greater awareness will lead to greater self-control or greater well-being.
In the "body shape checking" procedure, patients are first made aware of their body checking (much of which may occur outside their awareness) and its adverse effects.
The first mind is aware and makes conscious decisions while the latter operates almost completely outside of awareness.
