Sentences with phrase «of subliminal advertising»
For a few years I did the newsletter thing, and a few took time to read and comment, but really it was more a form of subliminal advertising just to keep in touch.
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I've heard of subliminal advertising, but this is just... bloody hilarious.
In 1974, the FCC held hearings about the perceived threat of subliminal advertising and issued a policy statement saying that «subliminal perception» was deceptive and «contrary to the public interest.»
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In the middle of the last century, for example, motivational researchers sought psychological knowledge about consumers in the hopes of subconsciously influencing them through subliminal advertising.
«Brainwashing» and subliminal advertising give us a hint of what psychology may do; the tranquilizers provide a sample of the power of drugs, and lobotomy a glimpse of the use of surgery to change personality.
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Even though in a 1962 interview with Advertising Age Vicary admitted that the amount of data he'd collected was «too small to be meaningful,» subliminal messages continued to attract public — and commercial — interest.
Matthew Erdelyi, a psychology professor at Brooklyn College, says that while Vicary's methods were controversial, new studies continue to suggest the use of subliminal perception in advertising could be effective.
«Let's just say Michael Crichton has a feeling that some sort of subliminal or high - tech generated advertising is bound to turn up on the tube on of these days.
MACIEJ TOPOROWICZ, a Polish - born artist living in New York, likes neither the subliminal messages of advertising nor its obliviousness to the harsher facts of life, and he uses one against the other.
«Let's just say Michael Crichton has a feeling that some sort of subliminal or high - tech generated advertising is bound to turn up on the tube on of these days.
My only comment on «persuasion» is that if subliminal advertising makes you memorable in the eyes of someone requiring your services, then that is permissible persuasion, in my humble opinion.
Part of the success is in the reinforcing colour coordinating; the eye connects directly with the brain of course, and this certainly is supporting subliminal advertising as to top of mind.