by Joe | Feb 19, 2016
Compared the effects of indirect hypnosis (e.g., metaphors, stories, vague suggestions, and implied directives) on muscle contraction headaches with a relaxation and a no-treatment control condition. Both hypnosis and relaxation conditions reduced symptoms more than...
by Joe | Feb 19, 2016
Schneck, Jerome M. (1977). Sleep paralysis and microsomatognosia with special reference to hypnotherapy. International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 25, 72-77. Sleep paralysis is described in connection with a patient whose episodes incorporated the...
by Joe | Feb 19, 2016
idea of traveling back in time, glossolalia or speaking in tongues, ecstatic states in certain religious sects, physiological regression (Babinski), medical hypnosis, mysticism, reincarnation theories in religion and philosophy, miraculous healing, and supernatural...
by Joe | Feb 19, 2016
1976 Gardner, G. Gail (1976). Attitudes of child health professionals toward hypnosis: Implications for training. International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 24, 63-73. A survey of child health professionals — pediatricians, pediatric nurses,...
by Joe | Feb 19, 2016
Bornstein, Robert F. (1990). Critical importance of stimulus unawareness for the production of subliminal psychodynamic activation effects: A meta-analytic review. Journal of Clinical Psychology, 46, 201-210. Performed meta-analysis that assessed the magnitude of...
by Joe | Feb 19, 2016
Silverman, Lloyd H. (1985). Research on psychoanalytic psychodynamic propositions. Clinical Psychology Review, 5 (3), 247-257 Discusses a research program in which the present author has been involved that deals with the subliminal psychodynamic activation method. In...
