Overview
Implicit priming is a fascinating area of psychology that explores how our thoughts and behaviors can be influenced by prior exposure to stimuli, often without our conscious awareness. This phenomenon plays a significant role in various aspects of life, including advertising, therapy, and social int...
Key Terms
Example: Seeing the word 'yellow' may make you recognize the word 'banana' faster.
Example: A quick flash of a product logo in a movie.
Example: Researching how people remember information.
Example: Advertisements that create a desire for a product.
Example: Riding a bike without thinking about it.
Example: Pavlov's dogs salivating at the sound of a bell.
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advancedKey Concepts
Priming EffectsSubliminal MessagingCognitive PsychologyBehavioral Influence