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Conscious and unconscious perception

Kouider et al., 2017

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Kouider S
Faivre N
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The Blackwell companion to consciousness

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Contrasting the properties of conscious and unconscious processes is crucial for understanding how consciousness occurs in the brain. In this chapter, we review the theoretical framework and empirical methods used to delineate and contrast conscious vs …
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