Hypnotism
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If part of a sleeper's body is uncovered, he will draw the cover over it ; if he is tickled, he will rub the place. Even if these are regarded as physical reflexes without any accompanying mental action, which is not proved, the case is essentially different with the movements which children make in sleep, at command. If a child is told to turn over, he will do it without waking (Ewald). This is an act which, as Ewald remarks, may fairly be compared with the phenomena of hypnosis, in which move...ments the same in kind, if greater in extent, are made at command. It shows how movements may be caused in sleep by external mental stimuli.
These movements become plainer when they are not called up directly, but are purely the consequence of a dream. Dreams often cause movements. Many persons, particularly children, laugh in pleasant dreams. The same sort of thing has often been observed. A lady I know dreamed that she was blowing out a lamp; she made the corresponding movements with her mouth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If part of a sleeper's body is uncovered, he will draw the cover over it ; if he is tickled, he will rub the place. Even if these are regarded as physical reflexes without any accompanying mental action, which is not proved, the case is essentially different with the movements which children make in sleep, at command. If a child is told to turn over, he will do it without waking (Ewald). This is an act which, as Ewald remarks, may fairly be compared with the phenomena of hypnosis, in which move...ments the same in kind, if greater in extent, are made at command. It shows how movements may be caused in sleep by external mental stimuli.
These movements become plainer when they are not called up directly, but are purely the consequence of a dream. Dreams often cause movements. Many persons, particularly children, laugh in pleasant dreams. The same sort of thing has often been observed. A lady I know dreamed that she was blowing out a lamp; she made the corresponding movements with her mouth.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moll Albert to read onlineMoreLess
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