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Altered States of Consciousness During Ceremonial San Pedro UseOpen DataOpen Materials

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Figure 1. Altered states of consciousness as measured with the 11D-ASC and EDI associated with ceremonial San Pedro use.

Horizontal bar chart of mean scores of the 11D-ASC subscales and EDI scale revealing significant differences from the sober state (first study aim; all 11D-ASC subscales and the EDI were statistically different from 0, i.e. the sober state) and the consciousness profile of ceremonial San Pedro use (second study aim; see the main text for the statistical differences between subscales). Error bars indicate the 95% confidence interval. Figure S1 in the online supplementary materials displays a radar chart of the same 11D-ASC subscales without Ego-dissolution. Radar graphs have been used in other research on ASC and allow for quick visual comparison between different substances.
Figure 1. Altered states of consciousness as measured with the 11D-ASC and EDI associated with ceremonial San Pedro use.

Table 1. Descriptive information and results of one-sample t-test of the 11D-ASC and EDI (N = 42).

Table 2. Descriptive information of the MEQ and the CEQ (N = 42).

Figure 2. Network analysis graph.

The graphical result of the network analysis. Each node represents either a subscale or total score of our measurements (Red = 11D-ASC, yellow = EDI, green = MEQ, blue = CEQ). Lines represent significant correlations corrected for multiple comparisons. No information can be deduced from distance and angle between two nodes. For further explanation see method and result section. Some variables were abbreviated among the 11D-ASC (Unity = Feelings of Unity; Spiritual = Spiritual Experience; Blissful = Blissful state; Insight. = Insightfulness; Disembod. = Disembodiment; Impair. = Impaired control and cognition; Elementary = Elementary Imagery; Complex = Complex Imagery; Synesthesia = Audio-visual synesthesia; Change = Changed meaning of percepts) and the MEQ (Positive = Positive Mood; Transcendence = Transcendence in time and space) and the CEQ (Distress = Physical distress).
Figure 2. Network analysis graph.
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Data availability statement

All data, stimuli and analysis scripts belonging to this research are available through the APA repository in the Open Science Framework via the following link: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.1212328.