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A COMPARISON OF HYPNOSIS, ACUPUNCTURE, MORPHINE, VALIUM, ASPIRIN, AND PLACEBO IN THE MANAGEMENT OF EXPERIMENTALLY INDUCED PAIN*

John A. Stern, Marjorie L. Brown, George A. Ulett, Ivan W. Sletten

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences · 1977 · 48 citations · 8 references

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STUDIES ON PAIN. A NEW METHOD FOR MEASURING PAIN THRESHOLD: OBSERVATIONS ON SPATIAL SUMMATION OF PAIN

J. D. Hardy, Harold G. Wolff, H Goodell · Journal of Clinical Investigation · 1940 · 360 citations · Full text

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Measuring “Hypnotic-Like” Suggestibility with and without “Hypnotic Induction”; Psychometric Properties, Norms, and Variables Influencing Response to the Barber Suggestibility Scale (BSS)

Theodore Xenophon Barber · Psychological Reports · 1965 · 170 citations

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Electrical Correlates of Acupuncture Points

Maria Reichmanis, Andrew A. Marino, Robert Becker · IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering · 1975 · 155 citations

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Acupunctural Analgesia? Evaluation by Signal Detection Theory

W. Crawford Clark, Joseph Yang · Science · 1974 · 97 citations

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Hypnotic Procedures and Surgery: A Critical Analysis with Applications to “Acupuncture Analgesia”

John F. Chaves, Theodore Xenophon Barber · American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis · 1976 · 53 citations

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