'subliminal information' is an appropriate and usable term in written English.
It can be used to describe information that is presented in a manner that is not easily perceived by a person's conscious mind. For example, "The advertisement contained some subliminal information intended to influence the viewers' decisions."
The LOVELETTER fax, though, did not seem to carry any subliminal information.
Wolbers, T. Changes in connectivity profiles as a mechanism for strategic control over interfering subliminal information.
Subliminal information can trigger the placebo effect and its opposite, the nocebo effect, researchers say.
Taken together, our results demonstrate that cognitive control can operate on conflicting subliminal information.
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By applying the Weber ratio to the amount of weight bearing, subliminal sensory information may input into memory centers, enabling implicit weight-bearing guidance.
The authors tried to demonstrate that anterior and posterior subregions of the DLFC are involved in different phases (i.e., pre-decision and decision per se, respectively) of socially relevant decisions based on subliminal emotional information.
Major points: Is it reasonable to use the contrasts "masked facial expressions vs. baseline" and "decisions based on masked affect expressions vs. motor control" to isolate the DLPF subregions for the socially relevant decisions based on subliminal emotional information?
Psychologists have studied unconscious processing of information in terms of subliminal effects, memory and learning, he said, and they have started to map out what parts of the brain are involved in such processing.
This effect can be independent of the consciousness of priming information, suggesting that the subliminal activation of concepts can effectively influence the judgment and behavior of individuals [ 22].
