But what if the default is defaulting?
We critically consider the default view of consciousness and decision making, and we explore the implications of this view to the authors' argument. We therefore call for rigorous collection of data regarding the role of consciousness in decisions. We also propose that the section on subliminal effects significantly underestimates existing data and succinctly review relevant findings.
Psychology Department, The Hebrew University, 91905 Jerusalem, Israel. ran.hassin@huji.ac.il maxim.milyavsky@mail.huji.ac.il http://labconscious.huji.ac.il psychology.huji.ac.il/en/?cmd=Graduate.27&letter=m&act=read&id=60.
Ran R
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Hassin
Psychology Department, The Hebrew University, 91905 Jerusalem, Israel. ran.hassin@huji.ac.il maxim.milyavsky@mail.huji.ac.il http://labconscious.huji.ac.il psychology.huji.ac.il/en/?cmd=Graduate.27&letter=m&act=read&id=60.
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D003657:Decision Making; D006801:Humans; D014473:Unconscious, Psychology