PSYCHOLOGY OF EMOTIONS

Detailed explanation-1: -For example, a voice recording might be added to the audio of a song or interview, but at a very low volume that makes it nearly impossible to detect. Even though the volume makes the message very subtle, the listener’s brain may still “hear” it and store it within the subconscious.

Detailed explanation-2: -The most classic examples of subliminal advertising and messaging include: Embedding a message in a song, either in the higher or lower frequencies or by singing something backwards. Words and images briefly flashing in between frames of film, usually at one tenth of a second.

Detailed explanation-3: -A subliminal message is an audio or visual stimuli that’s not perceived by your conscious mind. They’re often put into songs, films or adverts, as they can be used to enhance the persuasiveness of something – or convey something else entirely.

Detailed explanation-4: -Since the Latin word limen means “threshold", something subliminal exists just below the threshold of conscious awareness. The classic example of a subliminal message is “Eat popcorn” flashed on a movie screen so quickly that the audience doesn’t even notice it consciously.

Detailed explanation-5: -There are three different parts of subliminal messages: subliminally presented stimuli, subliminal perception, and subliminal processing.