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Hypnotic Induction of Color Vision Anomalies: I. the Use of the Ishihara and the Jensen Tests to Verify the Acceptance of Suggested Color Blindness

Philip Lawrence Harriman Department of Psychology, Bucknell University
Pages 289-298 | Published online: 13 Nov 2012

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  • Grether , W. F. 1940 . A comment on “The induction of color blindness by a technique of hypnotic suggestion.” . J. Gen. Psychol. , 23 : 207 – 210 .

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