subconscious
의미: The part of the mind that influences thoughts, feelings, and behaviour without one being fully aware of it.
The subconscious processes information below the threshold of conscious awareness, influencing habits, emotional responses, and intuitive judgements. It is sometimes used interchangeably with unconscious, though in Freudian psychology the terms have distinct meanings. In everyday usage, subconscious often describes motivations or biases that operate without deliberate thought.
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- She had a subconscious fear of enclosed spaces that she traced back to a childhood incident. 她有一种潜意识的幽闭恐惧,追溯到童年时期的一次事件。Tenía un miedo subconsciente a los espacios cerrados que se remontaba a un incidente de su infancia.彼女は子ども時代の出来事に遡る、閉所に対する潜在意識的な恐怖を抱えていた。그녀는 어린 시절의 사건에서 비롯된 폐쇄 공간에 대한 잠재의식적 공포를 가지고 있었다.
- Much of our decision-making is driven by subconscious biases that we are not even aware of. 我们的许多决策都受到我们甚至意识不到的潜意识偏见的驱动。Gran parte de nuestras decisiones está impulsada por sesgos subconscientes de los que ni siquiera somos conscientes.私たちの意思決定の多くは、自分でも気づいていない潜在意識的なバイアスに左右されている。우리의 의사결정 대부분은 스스로도 인식하지 못하는 잠재의식적 편향에 의해 좌우된다.
- The therapist helped him explore the subconscious beliefs that were undermining his confidence. 治疗师帮助他探索了那些削弱他信心的潜意识信念。El terapeuta le ayudó a explorar las creencias subconscientes que estaban socavando su confianza.セラピストは、彼の自信を蝕んでいた潜在意識の信念を探る手助けをした。치료사는 그의 자신감을 약화시키고 있던 잠재의식 속 믿음을 탐색하도록 도왔다.
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사용 가이드
맥락: academic, general, media
어조: neutral
기원과 역사
From sub- (Latin, below) and conscious (from Latin conscius, knowing, aware). The psychological term was popularised in the late 19th century alongside the development of psychoanalysis.
문화적 배경
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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