Subliminal perception:
Correct answer: A. involves the presentation of stimuli too rapidly or too weakly to be consciously recognized
- A. involves the presentation of stimuli too rapidly or too weakly to be consciously recognized
- B. has not been used by advertiser in an attempt to effects on a person's emotions
- C. has dramatic effects on a person's emotions
- D. changes an individual's intended behavior
Explanation
Subliminal perception involves stimuli presented below the threshold of conscious awareness, such as being too brief or weak to be consciously recognized. Claims that it dramatically controls emotions or behaviour are not supported by the definition.
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