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Original Articles

Toward an increase in reading efficiency utilizing specific suggestions: A preliminary approach

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Pages 101-110 | Received 27 Jun 1966, Published online: 31 Jan 2008
 

Abstract

This paper reports an experiment in which reading speed was significantly increased and comprehension maintained by a traditional hypnotic induction followed by specific suggestions. 24 Ss were selected from an undergraduate class on the basis of performance on a modified Weitzenhoffer Abbreviated Group Hypnosis Scale. 5s were assigned to 2 main groups in terms of a counterbalanced design. Suggestions to eliminate specific reading problems, to increase reading speed, and to maintain or increase comprehension were given after a traditional induction procedure. The use of this research design in subsequent research on hypnosis and learning is discussed.

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