Current Medical IssuesChloral hydrate (CH) is a sedative–hypnotic agent historically used for pediatric procedural sedation. While effective, it has a narrow safety margin and has been associated with serious adverse effects, including cardiac arrhythmia and death.
Darpanarayan Hazra +2 more
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Lateral Eye Movements, Hypnotic Susceptibility and Field Independence-Dependence
, 1976 Previous research indicates that lateral eye movements are associated with hemispheric activity in the brain. In the present study involving 48 female subjects, “left-gazing” (right-hemispheric activity) was positively related to field-dependence, as ...
James R. Averill, Gary W. De Witt
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The relationship between addictions in the family of origin and hypnotic susceptibility
, 1993 The present study examined the relationship between hypnotic susceptibility, dissociation, abuse in childhood, and growing up in an addictive family (a family where one or both parents were addicted to drugs and/or alcohol).
Eisen, Mitchell
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The Role of Interoceptive Sensitivity and Hypnotizability in Motor Imagery
Brain SciencesMotor imagery (MI) requires the mental representation of the body, obtained by integrating exteroceptive and interoceptive information. This study aimed to investigate the role of interoceptive sensitivity (IS) in MI performed through visual and ...
Eleonora Malloggi +2 more
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Temporally Versus Non-Temporally Contiguous Administration of the Tellegen Absorption Scale and Assessment of Hypnotic Susceptibility [PDF]
, 1988 The present study tested the hypothesis that contiguity, regarding time of administration of the Tellegen Absorption Scale (TAS), differentially influences hypnotic susceptibility.
Cawood, Glenn N. (Glenn Nicolson)
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Individual Traits and Pain Treatment: The Case of Hypnotizability
Frontiers in Neuroscience, 2021 Enrica Laura Santarcangelo +1 more
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Further Investigation of the Relationship between Hypnotic Susceptibility and Classroom Seating
, 1981 Three classrooms of students ( n = 98) were tested for hypnotic susceptibility, handedness, and seating preference in an attempt to replicate the relationship between classroom seating and hypnotic susceptibility reported in 1979 by Sackeim, Paulhus ...
H. Lorraine Radtke +3 more
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Hypnotic responsivity of the deaf : the development of the University of Tennessee hypnotic susceptibility scale for the deaf [PDF]
, 1991 This study assessed three aspects of the hypnotic responsivity of hearing and deaf individuals. The hypnotic susceptibility of hearing and deaf individuals was assessed behaviorally, using the University of Tennessee Hypnotic Susceptibility Scale for the
Repka, Reneé J.
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The relationship between hypnotic susceptibility and ego functions
, 1984 In this study, individuals were interviewed about their thoughts, feelings and coping skills in everyday experiences, and then were hypnotized. The purpose of the study was to understand the relationship between personality characteristics, described in ...
Hines, Larry L.
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Effects of Hypnotists' and Subjects' Sex on Hypnotic Susceptibility
, 1979 2 male and 2 female student-hypnotists administered the Stanford Hypnotic Susceptibility Scale, Form C to 49 male and 42 female subjects. Subjects were also administered a group hypnotic-susceptibility scale and questionnaire measure of absorption and ...
Joyce L. D'Eon +3 more
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