This document discusses subliminal perception and extrassensory perception (ESP). Subliminal perception refers to processing stimuli too weak to consciously recognize. ESP refers to perception independent of the five senses and includes telepathy (reading other minds), clairvoyance (seeing distant events), and precognition (knowing the future). The document provides examples and sub-categories of ESP like telepathy involving information transfer between minds, clairvoyance perceiving objects/events, and precognition concerning future or past events.
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Psychology 101: Report on Subliminal Perception and Extrasensory Perception
This document discusses subliminal perception and extrassensory perception (ESP). Subliminal perception refers to processing stimuli too weak to consciously recognize. ESP refers to perception independent of the five senses and includes telepathy (reading other minds), clairvoyance (seeing distant events), and precognition (knowing the future). The document provides examples and sub-categories of ESP like telepathy involving information transfer between minds, clairvoyance perceiving objects/events, and precognition concerning future or past events.
This document discusses subliminal perception and extrassensory perception (ESP). Subliminal perception refers to processing stimuli too weak to consciously recognize. ESP refers to perception independent of the five senses and includes telepathy (reading other minds), clairvoyance (seeing distant events), and precognition (knowing the future). The document provides examples and sub-categories of ESP like telepathy involving information transfer between minds, clairvoyance perceiving objects/events, and precognition concerning future or past events.
PERCEPTION? sub below and limen threshold Where subliminal comes to mean below threshold
the perception of or reaction to a stimulus that
occurs without awareness or consciousness (Collins English Dictionary)
We can process some information from stimuli too
weak to recognize. ADVERTISIN G GNISITREVDA AUDITOR VISUAL Y VISUAL SUBLIMINAL MESSAGES VISUAL SUBLIMINAL MESSAGES LED ZEPPELIN STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION WHAT IS EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION ? perception that occurs independently of the main physical senses (sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell or, indeed, perceptual processes such as proprioception)
In some ways the term is vague but it is generally
used to imply a source of information that is unknown to modern science WHAT IS EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION ? perception that occurs independently of the main physical senses (sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell or, indeed, perceptual processes such as proprioception)
Perception without sensation.
In some ways the term is vague but it is generally
used to imply a source of information that is unknown to modern science TYPES OF EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION TELEPATHY reading messages from other minds
CLAIRVOYANCE seeing remote events
PRECOGNITION knowing the future
EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION SUB- CATEGORIES TELEPATHY For telepathy the source of information is another persons mind The principle requirement of telepathic transmission is that the information transfer cannot be explained by any known physical process Often the demonstration involves information transfer over large distances Unlike physical information transfer, telepathy is not subject to the weakening of the signal the further you move away from the source EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION SUB- CATEGORIES CLAIRVOYANCE Clairvoyance is similar to telepathy except that the source of the information is an object or event rather than another mind As well as clairvoyance, we can propose clairaudience where the source of information is auditory rather than visual Clairaudience is an alleged psychic ability to hear things that are beyond the range of the ordinary power of hearing, such as voices or messages from the dead EXTRASENSORY PERCEPTION SUB- CATEGORIES PRECOGNITION If the clairvoyance or clairaudience concerns things in the future or the past these are referred to as precognition and retrocognition respectively Precognitive can be about recent events (e.g. the perpetrator of a recent murder) or distant events.