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#45299 09/15/05 02:40 PM
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Can some one put audiable materials into the non-concious ? like for example improving listening skill for a new language .

#45300 09/16/05 04:17 AM
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Some companies *claim* they have products that do so. Even some have software that generate "subliminal" sound messages and wrap them in some noise. But I think (this is not based on research or scientific knowledge) that it's all a scrap! Things do not go this way. Turn your tape/CD player on, go to sleep (as they claim) and in the morning, your give a speech in japanese!!!

If anyone has some scientific eveidence for this, plz let me know (although I this is not the place for that)


#45301 09/16/05 04:02 PM
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sounds cool . I have heard stories about some photoreaders who PR languages dictionaries and their performance improved in those languages. How can the brain process a new second language ?

#45302 09/17/05 05:07 AM
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quote:
How can the brain process a new second language ?
Much the same way it did when you learned your fist language between birth and the time you started talking.

Alex

[This message has been edited by Alex K. Viefhaus (edited September 17, 2005).]



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