Posts tagged social-cognitive theory
JOHN F KIHLSTROM INTERVIEW (PART 2)
JOHN F KIHLSTROM INTERVIEW (PART 2)

The second part of an epic interview with renowned academic researcher, John F Kihlstrom.

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InterviewsKev SheldrakeJohn F Kihlstrom, hypnosis, state, statist, inductions, Martin Orne, G H Estabrooks, scales, amnesia, Clark L Hull, ideomotor, André M Weitzenhoffer, Sjoberg, Ernest Hilgard, Jack Hilgard, Charles Tart, Theodore X Barber, Nicholas Spanos, Eysenck, Amir Raz, Stroop effect, Arthur Deikman, Heidi Wenk-Sormaz, Irving Kirsch, suggestibility, suggestion, Kenneth S Bowers, Ivan Pavlov, K.I. Platonov, Zoltan Dienes, Josef Perner, cold control theory, higher order thoughts, David Rosenthal, neodissociation theory, Graham Wagstaff, William C Coe, Charcot, Hippolyte Bernheim, social-cognitive theory, social compliance, John Chaves, Fred Evans, hypnotic analgesia, placebo, placebo effect, Steven Jay Lynn, Edward J Frischholz, George Barton Cutten, William McDougal, Gardner Murphy, J B Rhine, Adolf Hitler, FBI, CIA, OSS
WE WILL BEGIN THE HYPNOSIS PROCEDURE NOW
WE WILL BEGIN THE HYPNOSIS PROCEDURE NOW

Hypnotic Induction: Perspectives, Strategies and Concerns – V K Kumar and Stephen R Lankton (editors)

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BooksKev SheldrakeV K Kumar, Stephen R Lankton, inductions, trance, hypnosis, state, statist, academia, Ericksonian, Milton Erickson, Zoltan Dienes, Steven Jay Lynn, Rhue, Irving Kirsch, David A Oakley, Halligan, Graham Wagstaff, David, Knox, Lilienfeld, social-cognitive theory, Mesmer, Erik Woody, Pamela Sadler, Michael Nash, Ernest Hilgard, Nicholas Spanos, Creative Imagination Scale, scales