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Brain and behavioral responses to unconscious ambiguity vary in function of defensivity: a subliminal priming/ERP study at the objective detection threshold

par Bazan, Ariane ;Winer, Sam Eric;Kushwaha, R.;Brakel, Linda;Snodgrass, Michael;Shevrin, Howard
Référence Seminar Series “From Cognitive Psychology and Neuroscience to the Couch: Is there a Common Language?”: Conscious and Unconscious Processes, Data Blitz: Brief Interdisciplinary Research & Clinical Presentations Promoting Innovative Ideas (April 28th 2008: London, United Kingdom)
Publication Non publié, 2008

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Titre:	Brain and behavioral responses to unconscious ambiguity vary in function of defensivity: a subliminal priming/ERP study at the objective detection threshold
Auteur:	Bazan, Ariane; Winer, Sam Eric; Kushwaha, R.; Brakel, Linda; Snodgrass, Michael; Shevrin, Howard
Informations sur la publication:	Seminar Series “From Cognitive Psychology and Neuroscience to the Couch: Is there a Common Language?”: Conscious and Unconscious Processes, Data Blitz: Brief Interdisciplinary Research & Clinical Presentations Promoting Innovative Ideas (April 28th 2008: London, United Kingdom)
Statut de publication:	Non publié, 2008
Sujet CREF:	Psychologie
Langue:	Anglais