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What do you think will be more important than you think, this is what you might think unconsciously a crucial role to play in your conscious thoughts and actions than previously thought, according to recent research.

In recent years, experiments in the U.S. and Europe has proven that we are cleaner, though a slight smell of cleaning solution is now more competitive, a briefcase in sight, and cooperation, after the words as “reliable” and support “.” It was exhibited in the experiments, even with a brief overview to the stimuli were quite true, and (consciously) ignore triggers that affect their behavior. Scientists believe that these results show that our subconscious is much more active, determined and independent, that scientists had suspected.

We believe that the guidance system of unconscious behavior, which continue to provide suggestions during the day on what to do next, and brain and is often those who, before conscious perception. Sometimes these objectives are in line with our conscious intentions and purposes, and sometimes they are not, “said John A. Bargh, a psychology professor at Yale University.

These results could have a dramatic impact on health and insurance, not to mention politics and advertising to say. For example, there is evidence that we currently have more control over our behavior than previously believed possible, treatments such as meditation, aromatherapy, color therapy by the manipulation of unconscious thoughts and hypnosis – what many think, the law on the unconscious – what some of the health insurance are covered. go to states like Texas, with 25% of the population without health insurance, and many mentally ill people go without care, which could be great news.

For companies in practices such as martial arts and yoga – is based arise across the state, especially in big cities of Dallas, Houston and Austin – it could mean being able to draft insurance law for their achievements in the future.

Bargh and Lawrence Williams, also of Yale, the study co-discovery demonstrates that the author, as we see someone to be influenced even by small independent stimuli. Psychologists have conducted a series of experiments on unsuspecting students, in which overloaded lab assistant with a load of fake materials and pushed a cup of coffee, “accidentally” in the bins. The “magician”, has asked each student, the cafe, which was either hot or iced to keep. Later, students were asked about a hypothetical person and the rate of that person on the basis of certain criteria to read. Those who held the iced coffee consistently reported the fictional character as a cold, less social and more selfish than that, the cup of hot coffee instead.

In 2004, Aaron Stanford University psychologist Kay also distinguished students. The subjects of his experiment were asked to play a game of investment, played half of the participants, with a briefcase was sitting at the other end, a large table. The other half was placed in a similar framework, but has benefited the company instead of a backpack as part of the experience. Those who have played in the presence of the towel always generous with his money, and none of the participants had a clear perception of whether they had acted selfishly or generously.

The authors of the study are the mere presence of the briefcase “unconsciously generated business associations and related expectations, and that the brain selects a specific” program to run – in this case to the competition. “< br />
The brain appears to use the same neural circuits to execute an unconscious act as a conscience, to accredit the allegations that the targets are unaware of the same determination that the objectives and motivations conscious. It may even explain why we act rude, for example, without knowing – perhaps by an unregistered or even irritation, as Bargh and Williams might suggest, caused by stimuli completely independent.

The answer, or at least a portion thereof may be found in the subcortical regions of the brain, “said Chris Firth, professor of neuropsychology at University College London and author of” catch-up in mind: How the brain creates our mental world. A team of neuroscientists in English and French, headed by Firth, imaging tests performed on the eighteen men and women, while responding to a series of flashing images.

The results showed that conscious thoughts and unconscious has similar circuit patterns, and the ventral palladium – an area of the brain conscious thought – has been particularly active when subjects were answered. These data fuels the theory that we make decisions from the “bottom up”, think the primitive parts of the brain, the reward of an action and decide what way to go yet before sending the information n ‘ is not “up” areas with higher levels of consciousness. All this happens in a split second, long before the time of our consciousness, to fetch him.

If theories of Bargh, Williams and Firth were found to be true, then these practices as “alternative” by the Western world, such as meditation, aromatherapy, can finally achieve the same status, number of “classics” of practices. If our perceptions and decisions appear first in the subcortical regions of the brain and influenced by seeing, hearing, knowing, feeling and sentiment, even before we realize that – at almost any moment – do things like soft music in the rush hour or the right lighting scented candles before going to bed, could make a big difference in the quality of our lives. It is ironic that science can actually prove what they know less about us than we already know about us. . . at least to a certain level.

Aware of how the “little things” to deal with us on a daily basis, an important aspect is to ensure your health at any level, is optimal. As you’ll certainly look at me effects of age on you while you and possibly your wallet as well.