Study on the Impact of Multimodal Videos on Unconscious Emotional and Cognitive Patterns

This study examines how multimodal video stimuli influence unconscious emotional reactions and cognitive patterns. Conducted over two years, the research developed innovative neurovisual techniques aimed at subconscious reprogramming and emotional self-regulation. The findings contribute to applied psychology by offering new therapeutic approaches and enhancing neurocognitive stimulation.

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Figshare
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.29626568.v1
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Action Observation and Synchronization
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Study on the Impact of Multimodal Videos on Unconscious Emotional and Cognitive Patterns

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Abstract

This study examines how multimodal video stimuli influence unconscious emotional reactions and cognitive patterns. Conducted over two years, the research developed innovative neurovisual techniques aimed at subconscious reprogramming and emotional self-regulation. The findings contribute to applied psychology by offering new therapeutic approaches and enhancing neurocognitive stimulation.

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