Although research and practice in hypnosis has seen unprecedented expansion, there has been a definite lack of inclusive and comprehensive surveys to aid the student and researcher
Although research and practice in hypnosis has seen unprecedented expansion, there has been a definite lack of inclusive and comprehensive surveys to aid the student and researcher
I: Theoretical and Historical Perspectives 1: Underlying Theoretical Issues: An Introduction 2: The Fundamental Problem in Hypnosis Research as Viewed from Historic Perspectives II: Surveys of Broad Areas 3: Hypnosis and Sleep: Techniques for Exploring Cognitive Activity During Sleep 4: Hypnosis as a Research Method 5: Suggested (Hypnotic) Behavior: The Trance Paradigm Versus an Alternative Paradigm 6: Hypnosis and Psychophysiological Outcomes 7: Hypnotic Amnesia 8: Hypnosis and Creativity: A Theoretical and Empirical Rapprochement 9: Hypnosis and the Manifestations of Imagination III: Lines of Individual Research 10: The Effects of Neutral Hypnosis on Conditioned Responses 11: Hypnotic Programming Techniques in Psychological Experiments 12: Evidence for a Developmental-Interactive Theory of Hypnotic Susceptibility 13: On the Simulating Subject as a Quasi-Control Group in Hypnosis Research: What, Why, and How 14: Measuring the Depth of an Altered State of Consciousness, with Particular Reference to Self-Report Scales of Hypnotic Depth IV: Individual Researches within Specific Areas 15: Humanistic Aspects of Hypnotic Communication 16: Hypnosis and Adaptive Regression: An Ego-Psychological Inquiry 17: The Contents of Hypnotic Dreams and Night Dreams: An Exercise in Method 18: The Wish to Cooperate and the Temptation to Submit: The Hypnotized Subject's Dilemma 19: Hypnosis and the Psychology of Cognitive and Behavioral Control V: Anticipations for Future Research 20: Quo Vadis Hypnosis? Predictions of Future Trends in Hypnosis Research
I: Theoretical and Historical Perspectives 1: Underlying Theoretical Issues: An Introduction 2: The Fundamental Problem in Hypnosis Research as Viewed from Historic Perspectives II: Surveys of Broad Areas 3: Hypnosis and Sleep: Techniques for Exploring Cognitive Activity During Sleep 4: Hypnosis as a Research Method 5: Suggested (Hypnotic) Behavior: The Trance Paradigm Versus an Alternative Paradigm 6: Hypnosis and Psychophysiological Outcomes 7: Hypnotic Amnesia 8: Hypnosis and Creativity: A Theoretical and Empirical Rapprochement 9: Hypnosis and the Manifestations of Imagination III: Lines of Individual Research 10: The Effects of Neutral Hypnosis on Conditioned Responses 11: Hypnotic Programming Techniques in Psychological Experiments 12: Evidence for a Developmental-Interactive Theory of Hypnotic Susceptibility 13: On the Simulating Subject as a Quasi-Control Group in Hypnosis Research: What, Why, and How 14: Measuring the Depth of an Altered State of Consciousness, with Particular Reference to Self-Report Scales of Hypnotic Depth IV: Individual Researches within Specific Areas 15: Humanistic Aspects of Hypnotic Communication 16: Hypnosis and Adaptive Regression: An Ego-Psychological Inquiry 17: The Contents of Hypnotic Dreams and Night Dreams: An Exercise in Method 18: The Wish to Cooperate and the Temptation to Submit: The Hypnotized Subject's Dilemma 19: Hypnosis and the Psychology of Cognitive and Behavioral Control V: Anticipations for Future Research 20: Quo Vadis Hypnosis? Predictions of Future Trends in Hypnosis Research
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