10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONTRASUGGESTION»
Discover the use of
contrasuggestion in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
contrasuggestion and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Handbook of Clinical Assessment of Children and Adolescents
If the child does not affirm equality, a contrasuggestion is offered. The child of
around 7 years conserves transitionally when offered the contrasuggestion. This
transitional stage has three substages in which vacillation is gradually replaced
by ...
Clarice J. Kestenbaum, Daniel T. Williams, 1992
2
Mental Life (Psychology Revivals): An Introduction to Psychology
Sometimes the value by which the individual is movedis not the one designedly
exhibited, but one implicated withthis as a counterpoise or opposite.Thisis termed
Contrasuggestion. To dwell onthenaughtiness or even the danger ofsome act is ...
3
The British Journal of Psychology: General section
In all tests of suggestibility account must be taken of three modes of response—
positive, neutral and negativez, the latter being contrasuggestion. In any given
test the distribution may measure any one,. 1 If in the warmth test the subjects are
...
4
Advertising and Psychology (RLE Advertising)
... without loss of face. This display of contrasuggestion may be brought about by
the action of the unconscious mind. A belated response to the advertiser's
appeals is sometimes attributable to this same contrary influence of contra-
suggestion.
5
An introduction to social psychology
Contrasuggestion — In contrasuggestion, in suggestion by negation, and in
partial suggestion and inference, the same principle of the conditioning of
responses by cues or symbols obtains. Contrasuggestion is a pathological
phenomenon ...
6
Neuropsychiatry and the war: a bibliography with abstracts
Psychotherapy and contrasuggestion are useful aids to the usual physical
therapy. Men with the mild forms do best when sent home, and in any event
should be kept apart from others with the same trouble. Attempts to straighten the
spine ...
Mabel Webster Brown, Frankwood Earl Williams, 1918
7
The Century Illustrated Monthly Magazine
St. Vitus was the patron saint of the dancin g-mania, and his name was used as a
contrasuggestion. The dancers were conducted to the chapels of St.Vitus, where
they were usually cured of the disease. St. Vitus's dance attacked people of all ...
... coloured by war experiences'.54 Then he records the more radical suggestion
that these neuroses are merely an exaggeration of 'instinctive defence reactions'
before reverting to the older view that 'contrasuggestion' is an effective mode of ...
They help to keep the peace by contrasuggestion. Ridicule also tends to spread
the “drag-net" by the swift contagion of a popular jest. Laughter affords a relief
from undue strain; it prevents the group from taking itself too seriously at all times;
...
American Sociological Association, American Sociological Society, 1911
10
The Century: A Popular Quarterly
St. Vitus was the patron saint of the dancing-mania, and his name was used as a
contrasuggestion. The dancers were conducted to the chapels of St.Vitus, where
they were usually cured of the disease. St. Vitus's dance attacked people of all ...
