Unconscious integration of sequentially presented subliminal arrow pointing directions

Objective This study investigated whether participants could process the same/different pointing relation between two sequentially displayed subliminal arrows in a prime across a window of time. Method The motor‐response priming was distinguished from the visual feature priming. Of the two types of priming, only the motor‐response priming could reflect an unconscious integrated processing of the pointing directions of two arrows. In two experiments, the two masked arrows pointing in the same or different directions (e.g., > > or >