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Motivation, performance, and hypnosis

Frederick J. Evans Pennsylvania Hospital, The Institute, Philadelphia; University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
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Martin T. Orne Pennsylvania Hospital, The Institute, Philadelphia; University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Pages 103-116 | Received 19 Oct 1964, Published online: 31 Jan 2008

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