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Do we have access to our own mental processes? High-‐level v. low ...

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Self-­‐professed snake-­‐o-­‐phobes are sh<strong>own</strong> slides of<br />

snakes interspersed with slides that say ‘shock’. After<br />

every ‘shock’ slide, a shock is administered.<br />

All the while, subjects hear a sound recording of<br />

thumpings that happen <strong>to</strong> speed up when, and only<br />

when, the shock slides are sh<strong>own</strong>.<br />

Experi<strong>mental</strong> group is <strong>to</strong>ld that the thumpings are the<br />

output of a heart moni<strong>to</strong>r (control group <strong>to</strong>ld that<br />

they are simply incidental noises).<br />

Members of the experi<strong>mental</strong> group are more willing<br />

<strong>to</strong> approach snakes after conclusion of the<br />

experiment.

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