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Subliminal References




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    Advertising Age. 28 Feb. 1985, 6. Ads against wall in video background.


    Advertising Age. 13 Aug. 1984, p. 6. spirits industry beams over BATF review.


    Advertising Age. 14 June 1982, p. 63. New Woman magazine has whereby the dominant colour of colours of a four colour ad page are picked up on the page opposite as a colour-coded tint block behind a headline.


    Advertising Age. 5 Jan. 1981, p. 36. Inappropriate modifiers can seriously water down an ad message, warns Social Research Inc. Chicago: BB Gardner.


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    Antell, M. J. Feb. 1970. The effect of priming and the subliminal presentation of sexual and aggressive stimuli on tests of creativity. Dissertation Abstracts International, 30 (8-B), 3859-60.


    Antell, J. J.; and Goldberger, L. 1978. The effects of subliminally presented sexual and aggressive stimuli on literary creativity. Psychological Research Bulletin, Lund Univ., 19 (7), 20.


    Ariam, S.; and Siller, J. Oct. 1982. Effects of subliminal oneness stimuli in Hebrew or academic performance of Israeli high school students: Further evidence on the adaptation-enhancing effects of symbiotic fantasies in another culture using another language. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 91 (5).


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    Augenbraun, H. R. June 1983. The effect of subliminal activation of unconscious fantasies in the treatment of juvenile-onset and adult-onset obesity. Dissertation Abstracts International, 43 (12-B), 4134.


    Babighian, G. July-Aug. 1969. Behaviour and clinical importance of various subliminal tests in Menier's disease. Minerva Otorinolaringo (Italy), 19 (4), 215-22.


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    Balota, D. A. June 1982. Automation and attention activation in semantic and episodic memory: Implications for the utility of conscious awareness. Dissertation Abstracts International, 42 (12-B, Pt1), 4952.


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    Barchas, P. R., and Perlaki, K. M. June 1986. Processing of preconciously acquired information measured by hemispheric asymmetry and selection accuracy. Behav Neurosci, 100 (3), 343-49.


    Barenklau, K. E. Dec. 1981. Using subliminals in technical training. Training, 18 (1), 50-51.


    Bargh, J. A.; Bond, R. N.; Lombardi, W. J.; and Tota, M. E. May 1986. The addictive nature of chronic and temporary sources of construct accessibility. Journal of personality and Psychology, 50 (5), 869-78.


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    Bauer, W. Feb. 1986. The effects of conditional and unconditional subliminal symbiotic stimuli on intrinsic motivation. Dissertation Abstracts International, 46 (8-B), 2794-95.


    Becker, H. C.; Chamberlain, S.; Burt, S.; Heisse, J.; and Marino, D. Poster session reported to the American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, 25th Annual Scientific meeting.


    Becker, H. C., and Charbonnet, K. D. 28 Mar. 1980. Applications of subliminal video and audio stimuli in therapeutic, educational, industrial, and commercial settings. Eighth Annual North-East Bioengineering Conference, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge.


    Becker, H. C., and McDonagh, E. W. Nov. 1979. Subliminal Communication ( subliminal psychodynamic activation) in rehabilitative and preventive medicine. Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Conference of the Society for Computer Medicine. Atlanta.


    Becker, H. C., and Glauzer, N. H. 10-12 Apr. 1978. Subliminal communication: Advances in audiovisual engineering applications for behaviour therapy and education. Proceedings of the 1978 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Region 3 Conference.


    Becker, H. C.; Jewell, J. F.; and Alito, P. 13-17 Mar. 1977. Video and audio signals monitors/processors for subliminal communication in weight control. Proceedings of the 112th Annual Meeting of the association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI). San Francisco.


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    Berry, D. M. May 1985. Effects of educative/support groups and subliminal psychodynamic activation on bulimia in college women. Dissertation Abstracts International, 45 (11-B), 3612.


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    Block, M. P., and Vanden Bergh, B. G. 1985. Michigan State Univ. Can you sell subliminal messages to consumers? Journal of Advertising, 14 (3), 59-62.


    Bohm, D., and Peat, D. 1987. Science, Order and Creativity. New York, Bantam.


    Borgeat, F. Dec. 1983. Psychophysiological effects of two different relaxation procedures: Progressive relaxation and Subliminal relaxation. Psychiatric Journal of the University of Ottawa, 8 (4), 181-85.


    Borgeat, F., and Chaloult, L. Mar. 1985. A relaxation experiment using radio broadcasts. Canada's Mental Health, 33 (1), 11-13.


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    Borgeat, F., and Pannetier, M. F. 1982. Value of cumulative electrodermal responses in subliminal auditory perception: A preliminary study. Encaphale, 8 (4), 487-99.


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    Bouchard, S. J. Dec.1984. Effects of a self-administered subliminal relaxation treatment on anxiety. Dissertation Abstracts International, 45 (6-B), 1906.


    Bower, B. Fall 1986. Newsletter article, Is it all in the mind? Institute of Noetic Sciences.


    Bower, B. 8 Mar. 1978. Subliminal messages: Changes for the better? Science News, 129 (3), 156.


    Brandeis, D., and Lehmann, D. 1986. Event-related potentials of the brain and cognitive processes: Approaches and applications. Neuropsychologia, 24 (1), 151-68.


    Brennan, S. M. Dec. 1984. The effects of subliminal seperation-individualation schemas on moral reasoning and mood in depressed and nondepressed women. Dissertation Abstracts International, 45 (6-B), 1907.


    Bromfield, R. N. May 1986. Subliminal psychodynamic activation: Demonstration, oedipal factors and personality correlates. Dissertation Abstracts International, 46 (11-B), 4005.


    Bronstein, A. A. Mar. 1983. An experimental study of internalization fantasies in schizophrenic men. Psychotherapy: Theory, Research and Practice, 20 (4), 408-16.


    Brosgole, L., and Contino, A. F. June 1973. Intrusion of subthreshold learning upon later performance. Psychological Reports, 32 (3). 795-99.


    Brush, J. Oct. 1982. Subliminal stimulation in asthma: Imaginal, associative, and psychological effects. Dissertation Abstracts International, 43 (4-B), 1294-95.


    Bryant-Tuckett, R. M. June 1981. The effects of subliminal merging stimuli on the academic performance of emotionally handicapped students. Dissertation Abstracts International, 41 (12-B), 4654.


    Bryant-Tuckett, R., and Silverman, L. H. July 1984. Effects of the subliminal stimulation of symbiotic fantasies on the academic performance of emotionally handicapped students. Journal of Counselling Psychology, 31 (3), 295-305.


    Budzynski, T. 1977. Tuning in on the twilight zone. Psychology Today, 11 (3), 38-44.


    Building Supply and Home Centres (formerly Building Supply News). Apr. 1987, pp 88-94. Crooked employees.


    Burkham, P. Apr. 1982. The effect of Subliminal presentation of two gratifying fantasies on female depressives. Dissertation Abstracts International, 42 (10-B). 4183.


    Business Week Industrial Edition. 19 May 1986, pp. 126-128. Reeling and Dealing: Video meet Wall Street.


    Carroll, R. T. July 1280. Neurophysiological and psychological mediators of response to subliminal perception: The influence of hemisphericity and defence style of susceptibilty to subliminally presented conflict-laden stimuli. Dissertation Abstracts International, 41 (1-B), 342-43.


    Carter, F. Jan.-Feb. 1986.Whispering soft nothings to the shop thief: How "reinforcement messaging" works. Retail and Distribution Management (UK), 14 (1), 36, 39.


    Chain Store Age Executive Edition. July 1986. pp. 85, 88. Subliminal messages: Subtle crime stoppers.


    Chaloult, L.; Borgeat, F.; and Chabot, R. Dec. 1980. Subliminal perception. 1. Its nature and the controversy engendered. Union Med Can, 109 (12), 694-700.


    Charman, D. K. 1979. An examination of relationships between subliminal perception, visual information processing, levels of processing, and hemispheric asymmetries. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 49 (2), 451-55.


    Cheesman, J., and Merikle, P. M. Oct. 1984. Priming with and without awareness. Perception and Psychophysics, 36 (4), 387-95.


    Citrin, M. D. May 1980. The effects of subliminal oedipal stimulation on competitive performance in college males and females. Dissertation Abstracts International, 40 (11-B), 5399,5400.


    Claire, J. B. 1981. A holographic model of psychosomatic pattern, Freud's specimen dream reinterpreted. Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 36 (2), 132-42.


    Cohen, R. O. Nov. 1977. The effects of four subliminally introduced merging stimuli on psychopathology and Schizophrenic women. Dissertation Abstracts International, 38 (5-B), 2356-57.


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    Cook, H. Fall 1985. Effects of subliminal symbiotic gratification and the magic of believing on achievement. Psychoanalytic Psychology, 2 (4), 365-71.


    Cooper, C., and Kline, P. Feb. 1986. An evaluation of the Defence Mechanism Test. British Journal of Psychology, 77 (1), 10-32.


    Crawford, M. A. Aug. 1985. Subliminal messaging - 50s technology enjoys a rebirth. Security Management, 29 (8), 54-56.


    Cuperfain, R., and Clarke, T. K. 1985. Anew perspective of Subliminal perception. Journal of Advertising, 14 (1), 36-41.


    Czyzewksa-Pacewicz, M. 1984. The priming phenomenon in semantic memory evoked by subthreshold stimuli. Przglad Psychologiczny, 27 (3), 617-29.


    Dauber, R. B. Feb. 1984. Subliminal psychodynamic activation in depression: On the roll of autonomy issues in depressed college women. Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 93 (1), 9-18.


    Dean, D., and Nash, C. B. 1967. Coincident plethysmograph results under controlled conditions. Journal of the Society of Psychial Research, 44 (731), 1-14.


    DeChenne, J. A. Oct. 1976. An experimental study to determine if a task involving psychomotor and problem solving skills can be taught subliminally. Dissertation Abstracts International, 37 (4-A), 1947.


    DeHaan, H. J. A speech-rate intelligibility/comprehencibilty threshold for speeded and time-compressed connected speech. U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioural and Social Sciences, 1978 (June) TB 297.


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    Dixon, N. F. May-June 1979. Subliminal perception and parapsychology: Points of contact. Parapsychology Review, 10 (3), 1-6.


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    Feldman, J. B. May 1979. The utilization of the subliminal psychodynamic activation method in the further examination in conscious and unconscious measures of death anxiety. Dissertation Abstracts International, 39 (11-B), 5547-48.


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    Folio: The Magazine for Magazine Management, Sept. 1982. pp. 32, 34. 'Subliminal synergism' - harmonized colour schemes between an ad and facing editorial copy - attracts advertisers to New Woman Magazine


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    Grant, R. H. Aug. 1980. The effects of subliminally projects visual stimuli on skill developement, selected attention, and participation in raquetball by college students. Dissertation Abstracts International, 41 (2-A), 585.


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    Haberstroh, J. 17 Sept. 1984. Can't ignore subliminal ad changes. Advertising Age, 55 (61), 3, 442, 44.


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    Hart, L. June 1973. The effect of noxious subliminal stimuli on the modification of attitudes towards alcoholism: A pilot study. British Journal of Addiction, 68 (2), 87-90.


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    Hines, K. S. May 1978. Subliminal psychodynamic activation of oral dependancy conflicts in a group of hospitalized male alcoholics. Dissertation Abstracts International, 38 (11-B), 5572.


    Hoban, P. July 1984. Subliminal software. Omni, 6 (14), 30.


    Hobbs, S. Sept. 1984. The effects of subliminal oedipal and symbiotic gratification fantasies on racial attitudes. Dissertation Abstracts International, 45 (3-B), 1018.


    Hodorowski, L. Feb. 1986. The symbiotic fantasy as a therapeutic agent: An experimental comparison of the effects of four symbiotic contexts on manifest pathology in differentiated schizophrenics. Dissertation Abstracts International, 46 (8-B), 2810.


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    Hovsepian, W., and Quatman, G. Feb. 1978. Effects of subliminal stimulation on masculinity-femininity ratings of a male model. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 46 (1), 155-61.


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