WE hear so much these days about the importance of reaching the subconscious mind that it is very easy for one to assume that there is no other important factor in demonstration, yet there are two other factors equally, if not more important, i.e., arousing the interest of and gaining a response from the subconscious mind.
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(1924)
The Subconscious Mind
How to Reach and Arouse
by Gertrude A. Bradford
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The Subconscious Mind: How to Reach and Arouse
May 31, 1942, Kessinger Publishing
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"WE hear so much these days about the importance of reaching the subconscious mind that it is very easy for one to assume that there is no other important factor in demonstration, yet there are two other factors equally, if not more important, i.e., arousing the interest of and gaining a response from the subconscious mind."
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