by Joe | Feb 19, 2016
Highs gave responses more often in these groups. The combination of these four and some others discriminated Highs hypnotized from Highs not hypnotized and from Lows in both hypnotized and not hypnotized conditions. Bowers, Patricia G.; Laurence, Jean-Roch; Hart,...
by Joe | Feb 19, 2016
The Maudsley Personality Inventory was administered to 349 male college students. 9 male Ss were chosen to represent each of the 4 possible combinations (total N = 36) of extreme high and low extraversion and introversion scores. An attempt was made to hypnotize each...
by Joe | Feb 19, 2016
In factor analyses of the hypnosis scales, the essential result is that the items form a continuous, 2-dimensional fan-shaped pattern. This continuum is referred to as the “spectrum of hypnotic performance.” “Spectral analysis” is introduced as...
by Joe | Feb 19, 2016
The essence of Erickson’s therapy lay in the unexpectedness of his comments or instructions, the shock element, the surprises, and the tasks that he assigned the patient to carry out in the real space-time world or in fantasy. There was often doubt whether other...
by Joe | Feb 19, 2016
We now must turn the flow diagrams into neurobehavioral models, like Helen Crawford is attempting to do. COMMENTS FROM THE AUDIENCE: Kenneth Bowers: The people flowing out from the neodissociation camp are going in different directions. I think that ideas are directly...
by Joe | Feb 19, 2016
NOTES Table of Contents Contents and topics: Psychoneuroimmunology. Harnessing the placebo effect to your advantage. Individualizing the Therapeutic Pathology-based Model. Patient Clues. Physical Approaches and Factors in Inducting Hypnosis. History, Screening and...
