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Subliminal persuasion refers to the subliminal presentation of stimuli by people for example, advertisers who intentionally try to influence our behavior. This chapter argues that subliminal persuasion and other applications of subliminal stimulation should be investigated, not ignored. It also present arguments for why it is impossible, or at least difficult, to maintain that all important behavior should be the result of conscious thought.
A distinction is made between the manipulation of attitudes by subliminal evaluative conditioning, the influence of subliminal messages on consumer behavior, and the influence of subliminal messages on health. Keywords: subliminal perception , subliminal persuasion , subliminal stimulation , James Vicary , conscious thought , evaluative conditioning , consumer behavior , subliminal messages , health , attitudes.
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However, because your conscious mind cannot perceive the message and therefore cannot resist it, your subconscious mind is more likely to just take the message and accept it. This method is quite similar to hypnosis and auto-suggestion, where the subject is induced to relax so that suggestions are relayed directly to their subconscious mind.
You can do this in lots of ways, such as trying to tell consumers what is good about your product or making sure they see your product or brand everywhere they look.
One method that marketers are usually interested in is subliminal perception. The resulting form of marketing is known as subliminal marketing. Subliminal perception will be experienced by a consumer when they perceive a marketing message without their conscious awareness.
There has been a raging debate for many decades about whether it really is possible to influence the decisions of consumers through subliminal perceptions. Subliminal messages should, therefore, be aimed below the subliminal threshold of the conscious mind and at the deeper parts of the mind; what we call the subconscious mind. Many marketers will reference such things as wealth, hunger, happiness, power, and sex in subliminal ways in their advertisements, whether in television ads, online, in print or in their very brand logos.
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