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Category: Histories Theories and Models
What happened to the social in contemporary accounts of hypnosis
Time to explain the nature of hypnosis
The sociocognitive and conditioning and inhibition theories of hypnosis
The observer remains hidden
The landscape of hypnosis in France in the 20th century
The hidden observer final thoughts but not the last word
The hidden observer a straw horse undeservedly flogged
The flexible observer an neodissociation theory
The hidden observer and ideomotor responding a real simulator comparison
Seeing the future by looking at the past Comment on Kirch et al
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