A Practical Guide to Self-Hypnosis
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One of the newer theories--one held by Dr. Lewis R. Wolberg, apsychoanalyst--is that hypnosis is a psychosomatic process in that it isboth physiological and psychological in character. Physiologically, Wolberg believes that hypnosis represents an inhibition of the highercortical centers, and a limitation of sensory channels such as takesplace in sleep. He also believes that the psychological process operatesthrough transference. Others agree that it is a transference process, but that it is mor...e of an extension of the subject's own psychicprocesses which is enlarged to include the voice of the hypnotist or hisown thoughts or voice. Incidentally, an excellent book along thesetheoretical lines is _Hypnotism--An Objective Study in Suggestibility_by Andr
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One of the newer theories--one held by Dr. Lewis R. Wolberg, apsychoanalyst--is that hypnosis is a psychosomatic process in that it isboth physiological and psychological in character. Physiologically, Wolberg believes that hypnosis represents an inhibition of the highercortical centers, and a limitation of sensory channels such as takesplace in sleep. He also believes that the psychological process operatesthrough transference. Others agree that it is a transference process, but that it is mor...e of an extension of the subject's own psychicprocesses which is enlarged to include the voice of the hypnotist or hisown thoughts or voice. Incidentally, an excellent book along thesetheoretical lines is _Hypnotism--An Objective Study in Suggestibility_by Andr
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