Titlebook: Suggestion and Suggestibility; Theory and Research Vladimir A. Gheorghiu,Petra Netter,Robert Rosentha Conference proceedings 1989 Springer-

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Personality, Primary and Secondary Suggestibility, and Hypnosislly considered. One important area in which suggestibility plays a part is of course that of reactions to placebos. As Beecher (1959) has pointed out, “of the average pain relief produced by a large dose of morphine in treating severe pain, nearly half must be attributed to a placebo” (p. 65). Simil

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Conceptual Clarification of Hypnosis and Its Relationship to Suggestibility acknowledged effects, such as I had just produced for them, attributed to imagination” (Mesmer, 1781, p. 142). The speaker was Franz Anton Mesmer; the time, the late 1770s; the occasion, Mesmer’s reply to his rebuff by the French Royal Academy of Sciences, then headed by Jean-Baptiste Le Roy.

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Some Suggestions About Suggestion and Hypnosis: A Radical Constructivist View developmental stage of a scientific discipline. The younger a discipline, the more unexplained phenomena exist in its sphere. With respect to this — and not only this — criterion, psychology is surely still a young science. But there are some psychological phenomena which are far too old and well k

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Commentary on “Theoretical and Historical Perspectives”of the five authors in this opening section. Such themes include: (a) the generality of individual response to different suggestions; (b) the definition and assessment of the effects of suggestion on behavior; (c) the reasons why individuals vary in their responsiveness to suggestion (the issue of m

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Sensory Suggestibility: Measurement, Individual Differences, and Relation to Placebo and Drug Effect and perceptual or autonomic functions, and its relations to the effects of placebos and drugs, relations which might help to elucidate the generality of the concept and possible underlying biological principles.

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Theoretical and Empirical Aspects of Interrogative Suggestibilityption of the ways in which interrogative suggestibility differs from suggestibility of other types. The author then presents a theoretical model of interrogative suggestibility, which he developed in cooperation with Noel Clark, his colleague in psychology. Finally, data on the testing aspects of th

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The Independence of Suggestibility, Placebo Response, and Hypnotizabilitylity (Abraham, 1962), the concept of suggestibility has been central to the historical development of hypnosis (Weitzenhoffer, 1953), has been used to explain the placebo response in psychopharmacology (Trouton, 1957), and has been employed as a measure of personality characteristics, particularly n

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Cognitive and Physiological Flexibility: Multiple Pathways to Hypnotic Responsivenessactions between cognitive and physiological functioning in alternate states of awareness, as moderated by individual differences in an important and enduring trait, namely hypnotic responsiveness. Up until recently, most hypnosis researchers examined separately the personality and cognitive correlat