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Introduction: Becoming aware of the new unconscious; PART 1: FUNDAMENTALQUESTIONS; 1. Who is the controller of controlled processes?; 2. Bypassingthe will: towards demystifying the nonconsious control of social behaviour;PART 2: BASIC MECHANISMS; 3. The interaction of emotion and cognition: therelation between the human amygdala and cognitive awareness; 4. The power ofthe subliminal: on subliminal persuasion and other potential applications; 5.Nonintentional similarity processing; 6. The mechanics of imagination:automaticity and control in counterfactual thinking; 7. Compensatoryautomaticity: unconscious volition is not an oxymoron; 8. Non consciouscontrol and implicit working memory; PART 3: INTENTION AND THEORY OF MIND; 9.Folk theory of mind: conceptual foundations of human social cognition; 10.The development of the intention concept: from the observable world to theunobservable mind; 11. Theory of mind: conscious attribution and spontaneoustrait inference; PART 4: PERCEIVING AND ENGAGING OTHERS; 12. The glimpsedworld: unintended communication and unintended perception; 13. Beyond theperception-behaviour link: the ubiquitous utility and motivational moderatorsof nonconscious mimicry; 14. Implicit impressions; 15. Attitudes asaccessibility bias: dissociating automatic and controlled processes; 16. Theunconscious relational self; PART 5: SELF REGULATION; 17. The control of theunwanted; 18. Motivational sources of unintended thought; 19. Going beyondthe motivational given: self-control and situational control over behaviour