Vol. 2 No. 2 (2014): March 2014 - On Defining Hypnosis...

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Target article and peer-commentary

Published: 2014-04-23

Letters

Letters

Judy Coldoff, Stanley Blicker, Marie Wilson, Noémie Aubert Bonn

85–86
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News & Views

Square to be HIP: The perils of the Hypnotic Induction Profile

Ilia Blinderman

87–89
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Articles

On the Centrality of the Concept of an Altered State to Definitions of Hypnosis.

Graham F. Wagstaff

90–108
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Commentary

When in Doubt, Forbear!

Jean-Roch Laurence

109–111
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A Somewhat Altered Debate about the Hypnotic State

Erik Woody, Pamela Sadler

112–114
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Defining Hypnosis: The Pitfalls of Prioritizing Spontaneous Experience Over Response to Suggestion

Devin B. Terhune

115–117
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Defining Hypnosis: Process, Product, and the Value of Tolerating Ambiguity

Vince Polito, Amanda J. Barnier, Kevin M. McConkey

118–120
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Spinning in Circles

Etzel Cardeña

121–123
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Wagstaff’s Definition of Hypnosis

Irving Kirsch

124–125
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Defining Hypnosis: Altered States and the Need for Parsimony

Michael H. Connors

126–128
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Hazards of ‘Final’ Definition

John A. O'Neil

129–131
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Response

Making the Distinction Between the “Hypnotic” and “Non-Hypnotic”

Graham F. Wagstaff

132–150
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