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Did you see it? Robust individual differences in the speed with which meaningful visual stimuli break suppression

2020-01-20

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<p>Perceptual conscious experiences result from non-conscious processes that precede them. We document a new characteristic of the human cognitive system: the speed with which the non-conscious processes prioritize percepts to conscious experiences. In eight experiments (N=375) we find that an individual’s non-conscious prioritization speed (NPS) is ubiquitous across a wide variety of stimuli, and generalizes acro...

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Literature Corpus work: 6884e0e8-3061-5787-8c52-22bb1cdeb1d1
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/hp7we

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