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Divided Consciousness: Multiple Controls in Human Thought and Action

The American Journal of Psychology · 1978 · Vol. 91(3) · pp. 545–545

Abstract

Divided Consciousness and the Concept of Dissociation Possession States, Fugues, and Multiple Personalities Hypnotic Age Regression Amnesia and Repression Dreams, Hallucinations, and Imagination Voluntary and Involuntary Control of Muscular Movement Automatic Writing and Divided Attention The Hypnotizable Person and the Hypnotic Experience Divided Consciousness in Hypnosis: The How the Hypnotized Person Perceives and Interprets the Hidden Observer A Neodissociation Interpretation of Divided Consciousness Neodissociation in a Wider Context Appendix The Measurement of Hypnotic Responsiveness.

Pain Management and Placebo EffectPsychologyHypnosisConsciousnessHypnotic susceptibilityAmnesiaDissociation (chemistry)Action (physics)Cognitive psychologyConscienceSocial psychology
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