The Freudian would say that these processes are unconscious so of course you just don't know what's happening.

他会说，这些心理过程都是无意识的,所以你当然意识不到。

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I'm actually going to skip over this for reasons of time and just go to some examples of the unconscious in modern psychology.

由于时间的关系我就不讲这个问题了,直接给大家举一些,现代心理学中的无意识的例子。

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We will go over and over and over again different case studies where some really interesting aspects of mental life prove to be unconscious.

我们会反复地讨论一些不同的个案研究,这些个案研究都证明了,心理活动的某些方面确实是无意识的。

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So the right question to ask may not be, " "Why are some things unconscious?"

因此，问题或许不该是，“为什么有些心理活动是无意识的“

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So, here's a simple example of the unconscious in modern psychology: Language understanding.

现代心理学中有一个简单的无意识的例子：,就是语言理解。

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As we will learn throughout the course, by far the vast majority of what our brains do, the vast majority of what our minds do, is unconscious and we're unaware of it.

正如我们将会在这门课中了解到的，尤其是绝大多数的大脑活动，绝大多数的心理活动，其实都是无意识的，是无法察觉到的。

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The two main ones involve the existence of an unconscious, unconscious motivation, and the notion of unconscious dynamics or unconscious conflict which lead to mental illnesses, dreams, slips of the tongue and so on.

这两个观点涉及了无意识动机的存在,以及导致心理疾病，梦境，口误等心理过程的,无意识动力或无意识冲突的概念。

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Typically, we are oblivious to these factors that change our points and this is, in fact, a substantial and an important part of the study of psychology, and particularly, for instance, the study of racial and sexual prejudice.

通常，我们觉察不到,这些能够改变我们看法的因素,无意识实际上，是心理学研究中的一个重要内容，特别是在对种族偏见和性别偏见的研究中，会表现的更加明显。

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