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Experimental observations on the contextual nature of hypnosis

Pages 160-171 | Received 04 May 1967, Published online: 31 Jan 2008

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Akira Otani. (1991) Contextual Roles in Clinical Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy: Theory and Applications. American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis 34:2, pages 111-121.
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Marianne Jeffmar. (1980) DEN KREATIVA PROCESSEN—PEDAGOGISKA IMPLIKATIONER. Nordisk Psykologi 32:3, pages 266-275.
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JohnF. Kihlstrom. (1978) Context and Cognition in Posthypnotic Amnesia. International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis 26:4, pages 246-267.
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GeraldS. Blum, JedR. Graef, LouiseS. Hauenstein & FrankT. Passini. (1971) Distinctive mental contexts in long-term memory. International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis 19:3, pages 117-133.
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Caleb Henry Smith, John Morton & David Oakley. (2006) An investigation of the ‘state‐dependency’ of recall during hypnotic amnesia. Contemporary Hypnosis 15:2, pages 94-100.
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Peter W. Sheehan. (2007) THE NATURE OF AUSTRALIAN PSYCHOLOGY ‐ FROM CROSS‐CULTURAL ANALYSIS OF THEORISING ABOUT THE ROLE OF CONTEXT IN HYPNOSIS*. International Journal of Psychology 24:1-5, pages 315-331.
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Gordon H. Bower, Kenneth P. Monteiro & Stephen G. Gilligan. (1978) Emotional mood as a context for learning and recall. Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior 17:5, pages 573-585.
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Gerald S Blum & Marcia L Porter. (1973) The capacity for selective concentration on color versus form of consonants. Cognitive Psychology 5:1, pages 47-70.
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Gerald S. Blum. (2013) Effects of hypnotically controlled strength of registration vs rehearsal. Psychonomic Science 10:10, pages 351-352.
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Gerald S. Blum, Jed R. Graef & Louise S. Hauenstein. (2013) Overcoming interference in short-term memory through distinctive mental contexts. Psychonomic Science 11:2, pages 73-74.
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