Hypnotism : including a study of the chief points of psycho-therapeutics and occultism / Albert Moll.

  • Moll, Albert, 1862-
Date:
1913
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    CHAPTER IV. PAGE Post-hypnotic Suggestion 160 History of post-hypnotic suggestion (160)—Continued post- hypnotic suggestion (161)—Estimation of time (162)—Condition whilst carrying out a suggestion (165)—Points from which to judge of the subject's condition (166)—Condition between awakening and carrying out the suggestion (167)—Reasons given for the execution of the suggestion (172)—Utilization of post- hypnotic suggestions (174)—Post-hypnotic suggestion without loss of memory (175). CHAPTER V. Cognate States ... 176 Sleep (176)—Origin of dreams (178)—Contents of dreams (179) Number of dreams (182)—Logic in dreams (182)—Movements in sleep (183)—Rapport in sleep (185)—Analogy with post- hypnotic suggestion (186)—Difference between sleep and hypnosis (189)—Mental derangements (193)—Hysteria (194) —Other neuroses (194)—Suggestion in the waking state (196) —Hypnosis in animals (199)—Fakirs (203). CHAPTER VI. Simulation ... 205 General principles (205)—Charcot's objective symptoms (207) Physical symptoms (207)—Psychical symptoms (213)—Limits of trustworthiness of objective symptons (215)—Probable signs of simulation (219)—Difficulty in judging the question of simu- lation (222). CHAPTER VII. The Theory of Hypnotism 224 Limits to the possibility of explaining hypnosis (224). Facts concerning our mental life (226)—Credulity (227)— Effects of belie/ (228)—Personal influence (232)—Feeling of incapacity to resist (233)—Dream-consciousness (233)—Disturb- ance of movement (234)—Hallucinations (236)—-Rapport (239) —Negative hallucinations (240)—Memory (243)—Max Dessoir's theory of the Double-Ego (244)—Post-hypnotic suggestions without (251) and with (254) loss of memory—Adherence to