2.“Right brain implicit self” [s]
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<p>“… I have integrated a large body of clinical and neurobiological data to argue that <em>the right brain implicit self</em> represents the <em>biological</em> substrate of the human <em>unconscious mind</em> and is <em>intimately involved in the processing of bodily based affective information</em> <em>associated with various motivational states</em>” (p. 73).</p>
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<p>iv. Underlying the “unconscious mind”</p>
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<p>See above.</p>
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<p>1. “Biological” /chemical</p>
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<p>See above.</p>
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<p>2. “Right brain implicit self” [s]</p>
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