Group methods of increasing hypnotic susceptibility

Springer, Carole J.; Sachs, Lewis B.; Morrow, Joseph E.

doi:10.1080/00207147708415978

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“…1974;Sachs & Anderson. 1967;Springer et al, 1977) found that skill training based on social learning principles produced large enhancements on objective and subjective dimensions of hypnotic susceptibility.…”

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Effects of repeated baseline testing on cognitive-skill-training-induced increments in hypnotic susceptibility.

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Robertson²,

Menary³

et al. 1987

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

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Subjects who pretested as low in hypnotic susceptibility either received or did not receive a second baseline susceptibility test. Half of the subjects in each baseline test condition were administered cognitive skill training to enhance susceptibility, and half were given no training. Trained subjects exhibited much higher scores than untrained subjects on the objective and subjective dimensions of two different susceptibility posttests. The number of baseline tests given to subjects did not significantly affect posttest responding. These findings support the notion that hypnotic susceptibility can be substantially modified. They argue against the idea that training-induced gains in susceptibility are an artifact of giving subjects only a single-baseline test.

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Section: Attitudes Toward Hypnosismentioning

confidence: 99%

Effects of repeated baseline testing on cognitive-skill-training-induced increments in hypnotic susceptibility.

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Robertson²,

Menary³

et al. 1987

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology

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“…In a recent study, Springer, Sachs, and Morrow (1977) found that six hours of group relaxation training produced a small but statistically significant increase in hypnotic susceptibility.…”

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Electromyographic Feedback and Taped Relaxation Instructions to Modify Hypnotic Susceptibility and Amnesia

Simon

Salzberg

1981

American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis

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“…Springer, Sachs, and Morrow (1977) found that six 1-hour group relaxation training sessions enhanced susceptibility by less than 2 points on a 12-point scale. The differences were, nevertheless, statistically significant.…”

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Effects of Electromyographic Feedback and Progressive Relaxation Training on Hypnotic Susceptibility: Disconfirming Results

et al. 1983

International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis

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Group methods of increasing hypnotic susceptibility

Cited by 50 publications

References 10 publications

Effects of repeated baseline testing on cognitive-skill-training-induced increments in hypnotic susceptibility.

Effects of repeated baseline testing on cognitive-skill-training-induced increments in hypnotic susceptibility.

Electromyographic Feedback and Taped Relaxation Instructions to Modify Hypnotic Susceptibility and Amnesia

Effects of Electromyographic Feedback and Progressive Relaxation Training on Hypnotic Susceptibility: Disconfirming Results

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