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The Nature of the Theatrical Imagination: How Theatre Going Affects Children’s Imagination, and Whatn to see selected performing arts events for a small fee. The following investigations are part of the evaluation study of this program. One of the key questions of this three-year investigation focused on the effect of theatre attendance on mental imagery abilities.

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Children’s Reactions to Imagery Experiencesry system” by using an imaginary trip through the system. Mental imagery has been used as a readiness activity to prepare students for the academic day. Two ways this can be done are to have the student imagining himself or herself as a competent student, and practicing the ability to concentrate us

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Imagery, Hypnosis and Hypnotizabilityhteenth century (Franklin et al., 1784/1970). Much contemporary research on imagery and hypnosis has revolved around two empirical issues. One issue deals with the hypothesis that hypnotic procedures facilitate the vividness of imagery to a greater extent than do nonhypnotic procedures, and the seco

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Hypnotic Susceptibility, Imaging Ability, and Information Processing: An Integrative Lookt so-called lucid sleep was taking place during this manipulation and that this was produced solely by the subject’s heightened expectations and receptive attitudes. Since the subject wanted to be mesmerized and expected something to happen as a result, the expectations were in fact realized. With t

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Influence of Imagined Interactions on Communicative Outcomes: The Case of Forensic Competitioneinberg, 1975), the underlying assumption being that the message making process is not a random activity. Instead, in seeking to control the environment, communicators purposively weigh the perceived available message alternatives and select the one expected to produce the most favorable outcome. In

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