Sentences with phrase «unconscious processes rather»

I have intentionally chosen as examples those areas in which consciousness seems most autonomous to show that even there the conscious element is profoundly influenced by unconscious processes rather than being a self - contained entity or function.

This is often an unconscious process rather than deliberately planned.

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Reasons for the disparities could include an «unconscious bias during the interview process that determine a candidate's salary based on what he or she was previously making, rather than the market rate for that individual's skills and years of experience,» one study notes.

This effectiveness has been achieved chiefly through the growth of intelligence, and is most clearly manifest in the decisive change that has taken place in the method of evolution, which in man proceeds through reflective deliberation rather than through the unconscious processes of natural selection that prevailed in the pre-human era.

For the most part, Brown has found that anesthesiologists talk about the process in colloquial terms, telling patients they will be «asleep,» rather than «unconscious» — likely in an effort to not make a medical ordeal any scarier than it already needs to be.

Whenever we have to acquire new knowledge under stress, the brain deploys unconscious rather than conscious learning processes.

Researchers suggest the process of unconscious hearing is indicative of «locked - in syndrome,» or a minimally conscious state, rather than a true coma.

This work is not abstracted from reality in the way that some abstract painters start with particular objects or landscapes; rather, Egan refuses to begin with a plan, relying instead on, in his words, «an unconscious recognition of my surroundings, digesting and transferring this complexity into a cascade of recognizable but irrational space» in a process that begins with marks as a record of «natural movements.»

His discovery of abstraction would thus be born not of an unconscious or involuntary process, but rather of a very deliberate abstraction from the figure that was as psychologically loaded for Kline as it was for the surrealists, albeit more traditionally and less theoretically.