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Pharmacology, 1983
Sedative hypnotics belong to several chemical classes and thus have heterogeneous pharmacodynamic properties. Among various ways of approaches, conventional pharmacology using animal models allows one to define a common pharmacological profile. It still remains the best predictive tool of hypnotic efficacy in man. The study of discriminative properties
Boutelier I, P Simon
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Sedative hypnotics belong to several chemical classes and thus have heterogeneous pharmacodynamic properties. Among various ways of approaches, conventional pharmacology using animal models allows one to define a common pharmacological profile. It still remains the best predictive tool of hypnotic efficacy in man. The study of discriminative properties
Boutelier I, P Simon
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The American Journal of Medicine, 1990
Evaluation of the effects of hypnotics on waking behavior has primarily focused on two issues: (1) how these drugs affect performance the day after a nightly dose; and (2) how they affect memory processes, with special emphasis on anterograde amnesia. In terms of the relations between pharmacologic properties and residual effects, three conclusions can
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Evaluation of the effects of hypnotics on waking behavior has primarily focused on two issues: (1) how these drugs affect performance the day after a nightly dose; and (2) how they affect memory processes, with special emphasis on anterograde amnesia. In terms of the relations between pharmacologic properties and residual effects, three conclusions can
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Hypnotic Dreams as a Lens Into Hypnotic Dynamics
International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 2009The hypnotic relationship is an important parameter for both experimental and therapeutic contexts. Hypnotic dreams may serve as a lens to examine the hypnotic relationship. By answering 5 questions per item, 70 judges rated 12 accounts of brief hypnotic dreams conducted as part of the Stanford Hypnotic Susceptibility Scale, Form C.
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The Delusion of Hypnotic Influence and the Hypnotic State
International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 1966One might rightfully ask if there is any sense in trying to compare the intangible symptom of the delusion of being under hypnotic influence with the nebulous concept of the hypnotic state. Are the similarities only superficial, or is there a deeper common denominator?
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Forensic Hypnosis: To Hypnotize, or Not to Hypnotize, That is the Question!
American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis, 1984Abstract A question often neglected in the literature on forensic hypnosis is: Are there circumstances that ought to influence the decision to use hypnosis in the first place? To ensure that forensic hypnosis is used appropriately, federal investigative agencies have developed guidelines that require careful review of investigative, forensic, and ...
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The hypnotic induction profile and hypnotic susceptibility
International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis, 1974Abstract The Hypnotic Induction Profile (Spiegel & Bridger, 1970) and the Harvard Group Scale of Hypnotic Susceptibility, Form A (Shor & E. Orne, 1962) were compared using 47 nursing students. A significant positive relationship between these 2 scales was found. The eye-roll, which is the ability to roll one's eyes upward and slowly close the lids, was
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