The three-factor theory of hypnosis as applied to the book-reading fantasy and to the concept of suggestion: International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis: Vol 18, No 2

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It is maintained that many of the conflicting viewpoints in theories of hypnosis parallel the descriptive complexity of the phenomena. A three-factor theory of hypnosis is surveyed in which hypnotic depth is conceived as a complex of 3 separate but complementary processes or dimensions. The theory is then used to illuminate the book-reading fantasy and the concept of suggestion.

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