10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPNOGENOUS»
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I doubt the hypnogenous effect of changes of temperature. A cold wind will often
wake a subject, (Esdaile, Elliotson,) but I do not know any cases where a mere
rise or fall of external temperature has induced trance. B. 2. p. d. — I have already
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Society for Psychical Research, 1887
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Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research
Similarly, hypnogenous zones are regions by pressure on which sleep is induced
. Ideational. — Used of impressions which convey some distinct notion, but not of
sensory nature. Illusion. — The misinterpretation of some object actually ...
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
... hipnodélica hypnodontics n - hipnodóntica (Í) hypnodrama п - hipnodrama (m)
hypnogenesis п - hipnogénesis (Í) hypnogenic adj - hipnogénico hypnogenous
adj - hipnogénico 307 hypnogogic adj - hipnogógico hypnogogic image - imagen
...
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Robertson's Words for a Modern Age: A Cross Reference of ...
... hypnagogic, hypnagogue, hypnalgia, hypnanalysis, hypnapagogic,
hypnesthesia. hypnic, hypnoanalytic, hypnocatharsis, hyp- nocinematograph,
hypnocyst, hypnodontics, hypnogenesis, hypnogenic, hypnogenous, hypnogogic
, hypnoid, ...
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Human Personality: And Its Survival of Bodily Death
Hypnotic trance is induced in some hysterical persons by pressure on certain
patches of skin called hypnogenous zones. This method, however, seems to be
merely a form of hysterical self-suggestion. 515. Monotonous stimulation (as
used by ...
Frederic William Henry Myers, 2011
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A Rosicrucian Notebook: The Secret Sciences Used by Members ...
... hypnogenous zones." The electrobiologist, Dr. J. Bovee Dodds (USA) in 1850-
1860 produced the "psychological condition" by pressure on the ulnar nerve and
the median nerve.51 He also placed his thumbs on his (the subject's) forehead, ...
7
Psikh opatology and psychiatry
In our laboratory we produce a state of sleep in dogs by means of a weak electric
stimulation of the skin; this sleep is so persistent that after several experiments
the place where the electrodes were fixed becomes a conditioned hypnogenous
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German Dictionary of Medicine
... steep Hypnoenetyse l hypno,enetysis (Psychutherepiel Hypnoästhesie /
hypneesthesis, drowsiness Hypnogenese t (Neurl hypnogenesis, induction ot
hypnosis, induction ot steep hypnogenetisch hypnogen[et]ic, hypnogenous
Hypnogremm ...
Fritz-Jürgen Nöhring, 1997
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Mysterious phenomena of the human psyche:
affects the person being hypnotized as a hypnogenous (sleep-inducing)
conditioned stimulus, related to the second signal system; the word "awake!" acts
as a verbal signal disinhibiting the cortex. Something comparable occurs in the ...
Leonid Leonidovich Vasilʹev, 1965
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A.M.A. Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry
The hypnogenous zone (in the middle portion of the ventral nucleus of the
thalamus) extends also lateralward beyond Plane 130. The small dotted field
should lie 1.5 mm. nearer the midline than indicated, i. e., in the central gray
matter dorsal ...
