… of unconscious processes in our adaptation. We will point out how we are able to unconsciously
… the main features of conscious and unconscious processes as pointed out by recent …

… solely on unconscious processes, which means that their actions are what we may refer to
as involuntary. Whether the decisions are based on conscious or unconscious processes in …

… data-driven fashion, but instead requires unconscious inference based on prior experience.
… suggest a neuropsychological theory of human cognition, the adaptive Bayes process model…

… Next, we will reconstruct the birth of the concept of the unconscious based on data derived
from cognitive psychology. In the final part, we will sketch the missing elements in Beck’s …

… (ie, context-dependent changes … unconsciously) are conceptually categorized and the way
this alters the temporal dynamics of affective experience and its use in goal-directed cognition…

… speaking that we acquire unconsciously without the need for schools, we have not evolved
to acquire reading and writing automatically and unconsciously. Without explicit instruction …

… unconscious, prompting theorists to propose other sources for it, or to argue that it doesn’t
exist. Today, however, developments in evolutionary … substrate for the collective unconscious. …

… an evolutionary perspective.† our unconscious biases could therefore be seen as adaptive
mechanisms. our brains have evolved to reason adaptively rather than rationally or truthfully. …

… array of topics related to the cognitive unconscious. It is rare, in … on implicit learning and the
cognitive unconscious.” — Jenny … We may not be privy to the cognitive unconscious directly, …

… In our evolutionary history, the unconscious workings of the mind came first, the selective
attention mechanisms and perceptual analysis modules that became “locked in” to brain …