by Joe | Feb 19, 2016
Schoenberger, Nancy E.; Kirsch, Irving; Gearan, Paul; Montgomery, Guy; Pastyrnak, Steven L. (1997). Hypnotic enhancement of a cognitive behavioral treatment for public speaking anxiety. Behavior Therapy, 28, 127-140. The effectiveness of a multidimensional cognitive...
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Baker, Elgan L. (1983). The use of hypnotic dreaming in the treatment of the borderline patient: Some thoughts on resistance and transitional phenomena. International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 31 (1), 19-27 This paper examines some phenomena of...
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are over- exerting yourself.’ ‘Tell yourself that you will heal in exchange for something else, not so serious, to replace this disease and to serve the same function'” (pp. 123-124). They present seven cases involving, respectively, allergies,...
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predisposing characteristics and less influenced by situational demands. … the hypnotic behavior of high autonomy Ss is more likely to be self- congruent and less likely to be demand-congruent. Low autonomy Ss, however, are more likely to be demand congruent and...
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In 1907 Morton Prince, Editor of Journal of Abnormal Psychology, introduced a symposium by listing 6 meanings of subconscious: 1. that portion of our field of consciousness which is outside the focus of attention 2. (Janet’s idea) – split off ideas which...
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Weitzenhoffer, Andre M. (1957). Posthypnotic behavior and the recall of the hypnotic suggestion. Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 5 (2), 41-58. 1. Posthypnotic phenomena may be spontaneous or suggested in origin. Although no single mechanism appears to...
