The very earliest stages of sensory processing have the potential to alter how we perceive
and respond to our environment. These initial processing circuits can incorporate subcortical …

A fundamental scientific question concerns the neural basis of perceptual consciousness
and perceptual monitoring resulting from the processing of sensory events. Although recent …

Wong & Cowden (2022) write an insightful article outlining how Asian psychology (ie, non-
duality/dialectical interaction, Wu-Wei, and Zhong Yong) can broaden traditional …

Political polarization has been growing in many countries, including the United States, within
recent years. Scholars note how, if not addressed, growing trends can compromise …

The Enneagram is a personality framework with ancient philosophical underpinnings and
cross cultural roots. It outlines nine different pathways of growth for nine different …

The folk psychological notion that “we see what we expect to see” is supported by evidence
that we become consciously aware of visual stimuli that match our prior expectations more …

Motion stimuli in the environment are often changeable, and better direction perception
needs to rely on both current information and prior information. However, it is not clear how …

Contrary to the widespread belief that careful conscious thought leads to good decisions,
recent psychophysical studies have argued that unconscious information can improve …

Our survival depends on how well we can rapidly detect threats in our environment. To
facilitate this, the brain is faster to bring threatening or rewarding visual stimuli into …

This research employed a mixed methods design to explore the potential relationship
between conscious and unconscious interpersonal complexity. Thirty four participants from …