sentences:  attempted to most closely follow their original procedure, they did replicate their original results, but not in the other 7 studies in which considerable procedural changes were made.In "Beyond Behaviorism", Bargh and Ferguson define both automatic and controlled processing as deterministic in nature, the difference being that the former occurs unintentionally and without volition, but that both are deterministic in that they have causes.They argue that most processing, including processing of stimuli that greatly influence behavior and decision making, occurs outside of consciousness.