The ingredients of conscious identification

来自不同心理学领域的研究表明，很多心理过程是在无意识中进行的，但我们通常只意识到我们感官传递的一小部分信息。这项研究将为我们有意识和无意识识别视觉刺激的认知和神经机制提供新的见解，并将使我们更好地理解在对我们的感知、注意力和记忆相关信息的需求产生不同要求的条件下，我们可能会经历的限制。研究结果还将为中风和痴呆等神经系统疾病的评估和补救提供信息。

Research from a variety of psychological domains indicates that a lot of mental processing goes on unconsciously, but that we are only generally aware of a small fraction of the information delivered by our senses. This research will provide new insights into the cognitive and neural mechanisms underlying our conscious and unconscious identification of visual stimuli and will lead to a better understanding of the limitations we are likely to experience under conditions which make different demands on our perception, attention and the need to remember the relevant information. The results will also inform assessment and remediation of neurological conditions such as stroke and dementia.