Similarly, hypnotic analgesia may serve to illustrate the dissociation between explicit and implicit perception.
As one of the Mongolians sang in the diaphonic (two-voice) style reminiscent of throat singers from Siberia, the dissociation between sound and movement was complete.
This becomes clear when considering emotions and examining the dissociation between consciousness and attention in humans.
We first tested the dissociation between the dorsal and lateral ATL, which appear to represent different attributes of abstract concepts (imperceptibility and non-objecthood, respectively).
To Atarib residents, the attack bolstered a sense that the de-escalation agreement is failing to protect them, and highlighted the dissociation between international diplomacy and local reality.
Studies of hypnotic deafness, hypnotic blindness, and negative hallucinations also appear to illustrate the dissociation between explicit and implicit perception in the visual and auditory domains.
The dissociation between reductions in blood pressure and albuminuria may be related to factors other than blood pressure.
Another intriguing result is the dissociation between the two aspects – accuracy and precision– of behavioral synchronization as measured in task 2 in their relationship with the measures of neural entrainment (task 1).
The dissociation between explicit and implicit memory observed in posthypnotic amnesia resembles those discussed earlier, in the lectures on Explicit and Implicit Cognition, in cases of the amnesic syndrome or electroconvulsive therapy.
Source amnesia is commonly interpreted in terms of the dissociation between episodic and semantic memory, which in turn suggests that separate cognitive (and perhaps brain) systems underlie these two aspects of memory.
Remarkably, the dissociation between morphological and phonological doubling emerges regardless of whether morphological reduplication is abundant in participants' language (in Hebrew) or relatively rare (in English).
