What does subliminal perception refer to?

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The exposure to stimuli that occur too quickly or faintly to be consciously noticedIt has never been employed by marketers to influence emotional responsesIt produces significant emotional changes in individualsIt alters a person's planned actions

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Subliminal perception involves stimuli presented so briefly or subtly that they escape conscious awareness. Contrary to some beliefs, it does not reliably cause major emotional shifts or modify intended behaviors, although advertisers have attempted to use it to affect emotions.

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What does subliminal perception refer to?

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