subliminal persuasion

subliminal persuasion

A self-help philosophy intended to increase the awareness of subliminal (i.e., below the level of consciousness) auditory and visual stimuli, and use them for behaviour modification and as a therapy. Stimuli in the normal environment include white noise in the form of birds singing, traffic, pounding surf, rustling trees and conversation in a crowded room. In subliminal persuasion, positive messages can be dubbed into white noise as a means of deeply penetrating a person’s subconscious, which may be successful in addiction (alcohol, drug, tobacco) disorders, pain relief and stress management.

Outside of healthcare, subliminal messages have been used in businesses to reduce shoplifting and in cinemas to increase the sales of snack foods
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(18.) "Drink Coca-Cola, eat Popcorn, and Choose Powerade: Testing the Limits of Subliminal Persuasion." Marketing Letters, 2015:26(4)715-726 www.springerlink.com/content/0923-0645/)
The effects of subliminal communication in advertising messages
(2005): <<The power of the subliminal: on subliminal persuasion and other potential applications>>, en HASSIN, R.R.; ULEMAN, J.S.
Publicidad subliminal en campanas electorales: entre el mito y la realidad
Councillor Steve Walmsley, on the committee, said the barrister's advice amounted to "subliminal persuasion" and said he was "outraged" that the application had come back before the committee after being rejected once already.
MP's fury over 'yes' to homes
By analogy, the fear and anger that greeted Vicary's demonstration of subliminal persuasion could also be viewed as delusional.
How to make money from subliminal advertising and motivation research
[1] Brannon and Brock hold that the ability to cause evil that is attributed to subliminal messages is more than matched by their alleged ability to make things better, and explain the psychology of belief in subliminal persuasion and why the belief will thrive indefinitely.
The importance of creativity in advertising, digital technology, and social networking
Subliminal persuasion; influence & marketing secrets they don't want you to know.
Subliminal persuasion; influence & marketing secrets they don't want you to know
One study by DeFleur and Petranoff (1959) used television to test subliminal persuasion. In this five-week experiment, no evidence was found that subliminal messages had the slightest effect in persuading the mass audience, even though the actions to be carried out were simple (continuing to watch a news program following a movie with subliminal suggestions) and routine (purchasing a certain food product after exposure to subliminal stimuli).
Subliminal advertising and the perpetual popularity of playing to people's paranoia
So, returning to the "RATS" controversy: Was there an effort at subliminal persuasion? Probably, but we'll never know.
The Hidden Truth
The next essay is Anthony Pratkanis' "Myths of Subliminal Persuasion." Pratkanis debunks the original claim by James Vicary that subliminal messages in movies were used successfully to increase Coke and popcorn sales.
Encounters with the Paranormal: Science, Knowledge and Belief
Wilson Bryan Key's (1972, 1976, 1980, 1989) writings, and frequent public-speaking presentations, may have served to promote the concept and purported use of subliminal persuasion by advertisers.
The answer is no: a national survey of advertising industry practitioners and their clients about whether they use subliminal advertising
Much of this visual perception comes through subliminal stimulation and subliminal persuasion. If we can successfully influence the customer's perception of the advantages of a property, then we can begin to influence the customer's behavior.
Subliminal leasing
(2005): <<The power of the subliminal: On subliminal persuasion and other potencial applications>>, en Hassin, R., Ulleman, J.
Hiperestimulacion cognitiva y publicidad
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