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    This diagram shows the relationship between conscious and unconscious processes. The unconscious mind influences behavior through memories, beliefs, and learned behaviors, even triggering automatic responses. Conscious triggers from our senses or internal dialogue can activate unconscious beliefs, which then influence feelings, thoughts, and observable performance or behavior.

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    This diagram shows the relationship between conscious and unconscious processes. The unconscious mind influences behavior through memories, beliefs, and learned behaviors, even triggering automatic responses. Conscious triggers from our senses or internal dialogue can activate unconscious beliefs, which then influence feelings, thoughts, and observable performance or behavior.

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    Subjective Reality

    Uploaded by

    vanishreekumar
    This diagram shows the relationship between conscious and unconscious processes. The unconscious mind influences behavior through memories, beliefs, and learned behaviors, even triggering automatic responses. Conscious triggers from our senses or internal dialogue can activate unconscious beliefs, which then influence feelings, thoughts, and observable performance or behavior.

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    al
    trigger

    Conscious
    Mind
    our senses
    internal
    dialogue
    Unconscious Mind
    memories
    beliefs
    learned behaviours
    automatic
    responses

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    ectiv
    Conscious Trigger

    Performance/
    Behaviour Unconscious Belief

    Feelings Conscious Thought

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