Psychosomatic Medicine · 1963 · 54 citations · 6 references
Social SciencesPhysiologyPsychologyBiological PsychologyExperimental PsychologyPsychophysiologyHypnotic TherapyEmotionsHypnotic Effects
It was demonstrated that consistent physiological changes occur in response to hypnotically requested emotions, but that similar changes occur just as readily during waking control conditions, and can be produced just as clearly by Ss simulating hypnosis. The findings place the burden of proof upon anyone who wishes to assert an extravoluntary nature for such physiological effects.
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The physiology of hypnosis. II
Bernard E. Gorton · Psychiatric Quarterly · 1949 · 47 citations
Respiration and Heart Action in Sleep and Hypnosis
Arthur Jenness, Charles L. Wible · The Journal of General Psychology · 1937 · 26 citations
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