sUBLIMINAL INFORMATION AND ITS INFLUNCES ON EXPRESSIVE ANDPER FORMANCE BEHAVIORS | ||||
| مجلة بحوث کلية الآداب . جامعة المنوفية | ||||
| Article 8, Volume 7, Issue 27, December 1996, Page 51-64 PDF (704.25 K) | ||||
| Document Type: المقالة الأصلية | ||||
| DOI: 10.21608/sjam.1996.140310 | ||||
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| Author | ||||
| Elham, A. Khalil* | ||||
| minufiya univeristy | ||||
| Abstract | ||||
| behavior (aesthetic feelings) and performance behavior (mathema*~cal problem solving) in the light of openness to experience facets, by using 30 Egyptian male university students aged between 18-21 years. Ain :Arabic version of the Openness to<Experience’Fest Neo PI-R), and a locally designed test for measuring Aesthetic Feelings for Paintings were used. Results showed .that the effects of subliminal information on expressive behavior were stronger than on performance behavior. Weak and not significant,relationships between openness to experience facets and direct subliminal information influences has been found.Subliminal perception: Findings of the previous research studies showed that subliminal informatio <influence different types of behaviors, among them,<brpathological behavior (Silverman & Geisler, 1986; Khalil, 1989; 1994); learning (Eriksen, 1960; Harrison, 1970); sales behavior (McConnell; , Culter & McNeIl, 1958); attitude change (Swart & Morgan, 1992); and academic performance (Parker, 1982). Subliminal perception in the psychological literature refers to the, registeration and processing of weak stimu]! which ”;lay remain outside awareness (Borg~at&Goulet, 1983). Hence, the term ”awareness” is l,1pi an” operative or .determinative- It is rather a stimuliJS .intensity,subliminai is,adopted under the level, at whi~~, the person decides thatthere is no stimulus (Khalil, 1989;’1994) Shevrin and Rennick (1967) ’reported that the subliminal stimuli, which could produced a behavioral effect, were also instrumental in modifying an ongoing electrocerebral response. Hartley, 1969 (cited in: Dixon, 1971) pointed out that there are cortical discrimination of the subliminal emotional stimuli. Dixon (1966) reported that ”the perceptual defence and kindled ppenoJ?lena | ||||
| Keywords | ||||
| Subliminal. perception; BEHAVIORS | ||||
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