INCONGRUITY IN TRANCE BEHAVIOR: A DEFINING PROPERTY OF HYPNOSIS?
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Auteurs : Peter W. Sheehan [Australie]Source :
- Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences [ 0077-8923 ] ; 1977-10.
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- Abnorm, Appropriate response, Cognitive, Cognitive processing, Consulting psychologists press, Contemporary theorizing, Cue, Distinctive patterns, Double hallucination, Easter tree, First instance, Hallucinated, Hallucinated easter tree, Hallucination, Harvard group scale, High medium, Highcue condition, Hilgard, Hypnosis, Hypnotic, Hypnotic behavior, Hypnotic events, Hypnotic group, Hypnotic subject, Hypnotic subjects, Hypnotic susceptibility, Hypnotic testing, Hypnotist, Imagination condition, Imagination subjects, Incongruity, Incongruity response, Incongruity tasks, Incongruous response, Insusceptible subjects, Logical incongruity, Lowcue condition, Negative auditory hallucination, Negative hallucination, Nonhypnotic, Nonhypnotic subjects, Other sources, Palo alto, Paradoxical behavior, Paradoxical response, Psychol, Real subjects, Real tree, Selective inattention, Sheehan, Simulating, Simulating subjects, Simulator, Stimulus features, Subject group, Susceptibility, Susceptible subjects, Table sets, Test situation, Trance, Trance behavior, Trance events, Trance logic, Trance logic response, Transparency, Transparency report, Transparency response, Wastepaper basket, York academy.
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-6632.1977.tb38172.x
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