Contemporary hypnosis research

Abstract

Part I: Theoretical and Historical Perspectives. Woody, Bowers, Oakman, A Conceptual Analysis of Hypnotic Responsiveness: Experience, Individual Differences, and Context. Dixon, Laurence, Two Hundred Years of Hypnosis Research: Questions Resolved? Questions Unanswered! Part II: Current Empirically Based Theories. Hilgard, Dissociation and Theories of Hypnosis. Spanos, Coe, A Social-Psychological Approach to Hypnosis. Fromm, An Ego-Psychological Theory of Hypnosis. Nash, Hypnosis, Psychopathology, and Psychological Regression. Part III: Surveys of Broad Areas. Barabasz, Barabasz, Research Designs and Considerations. Holroyd, Hypnosis as a Methodology in Psychological Research. Crawford, Gruzelier, A Midstream View of the Neuropsychophysiology of Hypnosis. Kirsch, Council, Situational and Personality Correlates of Hypnotic Responsiveness. Lynn, Sivec, The Hypnotizable Subject as Creative Problem-Solving Agent. Shames, Bowers, Hypnosis and Creativity. Sheehan, The Phenomenology of Hypnosis and the Experiential Analysis Technique. Kahn, Fromm, Self-Hypnosis, Personality, and the Experiential Method. McConkey, The Effects of Hypnotic Procedures on Remembering: The Experimental Findings and Their Implication for Forensic Hypnosis. Brown, Clinical Hypnosis Research since 1986. Perry, Nadon, Button, The Measurement of Hypnotic Ability.