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International Journal of Neuroscience Volume 79, 1994 - Issue 3-4
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Enhanced hypnotizability by cerebrally applied magnetic fields depends upon the order of hemispheric presentation: An anistropic effect

S. G. Tiller Behavioral Neuroscience Laboratory, Laurentian University
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M. A. Persinger Behavioral Neuroscience Laboratory, Laurentian University
Pages 157-163 | Received 20 Aug 1994, Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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F. Healey & M. A. Persinger. (2001) Experimental Production of Illusory (False) Memories in Reconstructions of Narratives: Effect Size and Potential Mediation by Right Hemispheric Stimulation from Complex, Weak Magnetic Fields. International Journal of Neuroscience 106:3-4, pages 195-207.
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Faye Healey, Michael A. Persinger & S. A. Koren. (1996) Enhanced Hypnotic Suggestibility Following Application of Burst-Firing Magnetic Fields Over the Right Temporoparietal Lobes: A Replication. International Journal of Neuroscience 87:3-4, pages 201-207.
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Michael A. Persinger & Kevin S. Saroka. (2013) Comparable proportions of classes of experiences and intracerebral consequences for surgical stimulation and external application of weak magnetic field patterns: Implications for converging effects in complex partial seizures. Epilepsy & Behavior 27:1, pages 220-224.
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John F. Kihlstrom, Martha L. Glisky, Susan McGovern, Steven Z. Rapcsak & Mark S. Mennemeier. (2013) Hypnosis in the right hemisphere. Cortex 49:2, pages 393-399.
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MICHAEL A. PERSINGER & FAYE HEALEY. (2002) EXPERIMENTAL FACILITATION OF THE SENSED PRESENCE: POSSIBLE INTERCALATION BETWEEN THE HEMISPHERES INDUCED BY COMPLEX MAGNETIC FIELDS. The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease 190:8, pages 533-541.
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C.M. Cook, A.W. Thomas & F.S. Prato. (2002) Human electrophysiological and cognitive effects of exposure to ELF magnetic and ELF modulated RF and microwave fields: A review of recent studies. Bioelectromagnetics 23:2, pages 144-157.
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Faye Healey, M. A. Persinger & S. A. Koren. (2016) Control of “Choice” by Application of the Electromagnetic Field Equivalents of Spoken Words: Mediation by Emotional Meaning Rather than Linguistic Dimensions?. Perceptual and Motor Skills 85:3_suppl, pages 1411-1418.
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T.L. RichardsM.S. LappinJ. Acosta-UrquidiG.H. KraftA.C. HeideF.W. LawrieT.E. MerrillG.B. MeltonC.A. Cunningham. (1997) Double-Blind Study of Pulsing Magnetic Field Effects on Multiple Sclerosis. The Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine 3:1, pages 21-29.
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L. A. Baker-Price & M. A. Persinger. (2016) Weak, but Complex Pulsed Magnetic Fields May Reduce Depression following Traumatic Brain Injury. Perceptual and Motor Skills 83:2, pages 491-498.
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Reem Trabulsi, Bogdan Pawlowski & Andrzej Wieraszko. (1996) The influence of steady magnetic fields on the mouse hippocampal evoked potentials in vitro. Brain Research 728:1, pages 135-139.
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M. A. Persinger. (1996) SUBJECTIVE PSEUDOCYESIS IN NORMAL WOMEN WHO EXHIBIT ENHANCED IMAGININGS AND ELEVATED INDICATORS OF ELECTRICAL LABILITY WITHIN THE TEMPORAL LOBES: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE “MISSING EMBRYO SYNDROME”. Social Behavior and Personality: an international journal 24:2, pages 101-111.
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