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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «HYPNOTISABLE»
Découvrez l'usage de
hypnotisable dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
hypnotisable et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Delusions and Other Irrational Beliefs
be used to create a sex-change delusion (a form ofidentity delusion) in some
highly hypnotisable individuals. Building on his work, McConkey and colleagues
found that in response to a hypnotic suggestion for a sex-change delusion, highly
...
2
Multiple Personality: An Exercise in Deception
Further clinical observation reveals that the clinical symptoms enumerated above
occur in patients who are hypnotisable or highly hypnotisable. He suggests that
this hypnotisability is a relatively stable, and factorially complex attribute which is
...
Ray Aldridge-Morris, 1991
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Hypnosis, Dissociation and Survivors of Child Abuse: ...
(1984) introduced misleading information following a hypnotic induction with two
groups, one highly hypnotisable and the other relatively unhypnotisable but
simulating hypnosis. The hypnotised group showed greater integration of the
false ...
Marcia Degun-Mather, 2006
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A History of Western Political Thought
Psychologists were coming round to the view, which they accepted with varying
degrees of willingness, that everybody was hypnotisable and everybody could
learn the technique of hypnosis. Some kinds of people were more hypnotisable ...
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Clinical Lectures on Diseases of the Nervous System ...
Hence, as far as concerns the paralysis, the case of Le Log— does not differ
clinically in any essential particular from the case of hypnotisable
liemianaesthesic hysterical subjects whose lower limbs have been paralysed by
i&eans of ...
J-M. Charcot, Fellow and Tutor in Modern History Ruth Harris, Ruth Harris, 2013
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Psychology: A Beginner's Guide
A Beginner's Guide G. Neil Martin. were told that genuinely hypnotisable people
could see this briefly, almost all participants claimed to see the number. The
same researcher asked a group of hypnotised participants whether they could
hear ...
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Spectres of the Self: Thinking about Ghosts and Ghost-Seeing ...
It is probable that those who are morbidly unstable to begin with will be
hypnotisable also. And thus it is found on the whole (though with considerable
divergence between observers) that hypnotised subjects are specially
hypnotisable. But this ...
8
The Body Under Stress: Developing Skills for Keeping Healthy
Placebo suggestions of pain reduction did not increase tolerance time in 12 low-
hypnotisable subjects, but 12 high-hypnotisable subjects increased their
tolerance by a mean of about 30 seconds. "Natural trance" may occur with
prolonged ...
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Exceptional Experience and Health: Essays on Mind, Body and ...
When the highly hypnotisable subjects were compared with those of lower
hypnotisability, CD4 counts were significantly higher in those who were
hypnotically susceptible. This was due to a non-significant increase in the highly
hypnotisable ...
Christine Simmonds-Moore, 2012
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The Highly Hypnotizable Person: Theoretical, Experimental ...
The Highly Hypnotizable Person is the first book to present an up-to-date, comprehensive overview of what research and evidence there is for the existence and features of highly hypnotisable people.
Michael Heap, Richard J. Brown, David A. Oakley, 2004
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «HYPNOTISABLE»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
hypnotisable est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
'Chronic pain is basically plasticity gone wild': Dr Norman Doidge
A really good hypnotist could hypnotise even the people who think they're not so hypnotisable. But... MARK COLVIN: But there's still - there's a ... «ABC Online, mai 15»
Fifteen ways to curb sugar cravings
... and some specifically targeted at banishing sugar cravings. Whether you can get this to work for you or not depends on if you're hypnotisable ... «Irish Independent, janv 15»
Thief in Highgate appears to HYPNOTISE shopkeeper before rifling …
Hypnotherapist, Trevor Hoskisson, told MailOnline: 'If someone is naturally very highly hypnotisable it would be possible to do something like ... «Daily Mail, déc 14»
How hypnosis can change your life
“In some way, hypnosis is always self-hypnosis,” says Vuilleumier. “The subject puts himself in this state. Everyone is hypnotisable. The person ... «Gulf Times, avril 14»
Hypnotist Dan Jones Writes His First Novel 'The Hypnotic Assassin …
A hypnotic virtuoso is someone that is highly hypnotisable and hypnotically very capable. All of the techniques and phenomena described ... «PR Web, janv 14»
Hypnosis has a lot to offer patients, says professor of psychology
Subjects who are highly hypnotisable are capable of experiencing short-term amnesia or fleeting hallucinations. Under hypnosis, many of ... «WalesOnline, mars 13»
Hypnotic delusion
... volunteers in the lab, to help understand and treat them more effectively. And Lynne Malcolm finds out if she's hypnotisable. Add comment ... «ABC Online, nov 12»
Ten tips for successful brain-hacking
Americans tend to be more easily hypnotisable than the British. 10. If your subject is an American actor who is not known for critical thinking, ... «New Statesman, juil 12»
Hypnosis can block surgery pain, say specialists
Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists president Kate Leslie said that although some people were highly hypnotisable and ... «The Age, mai 12»
The eyes have it: Hypnotic state DOES exist, say researchers
The study findings were published in journal PLoS ONE, and came about from observing a highly hypnotisable person, who could be ... «Daily Mail, oct 11»
