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“埃文斯顿,病了”一一这是你能感觉到的,你确定你能下结论,但这仅仅是一种“侥幸猜中”。但是来自美国西北大学的一项新研究提供了准确的电生理学证据,证明以上结论有时并不只是猜测。这项研究利用最新的“读脑”技术,研究那些不能有意识获取的记忆的惊人准确性。在一项特殊的识别测试中,猜测跟调查参加者有意识记住的一样或者更准确。“即使在日常情况下,我们也可能知晓的比我们想象得多。”西北大学心理学教授肯·帕勒说,潜意识记忆发挥着作用,例如,识记罪犯和考试正确答案,或者在一大堆消费品中选择是由在潜意识层面非常活跃的记忆决定的。
“Evanston, sick ” This is what you can feel, you are sure you can reach a conclusion, but this is just a “lucky guess.” But a new study from Northwestern University provides accurate electrophysiological evidence that the above conclusions are not always speculative. The study uses the latest “brain-reading” techniques to study the astonishing accuracy of memories that can not be consciously acquired. In a particular recognition test, the guess is as good or more accurate than the survey participants consciously remember. “Even in everyday situations, we may know more than we think. ” Ken Pall, a professor of psychology at Northwestern University, said subconscious memories play a role, for example, by recognizing the correct answers to offenders and exams, or at A large selection of consumer goods is determined by very active memory at the subconscious level.