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The inner world of unaware phenomena: pathways to brain, behavior, and implicit memory
Lanham: Lexington Books. Edited by Amy E. Learmonth & Katherine Makarec (2022)
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The authors argue that there is a world within us filled with memories, perceptions, tastes, preferences, biases, and beliefs that have been encoded and are expressed on an unaware, largely non-conscious level but, nevertheless, alter the quality, substance and trajectory of our lives.
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