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Self-Hypnosis and Autosuggestion Resources
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Definition
Autosuggestion is a psychological mental process by which repetitive ideas, words or thoughts arising from inside oneself, are used to change behavior or physical condition. Autosuggestion is a form of self-hypnosis.
Background Information
- The Art of Autosuggestion [View Resource]
- Auto-Suggestion: The Third Step toward Riches [View Resource]
- Self-hypnosis - Wikipedia [View Resource]
- Hypnosis in Medicine [View Experiment]
Advanced High School and College Experimnet, Resources, Studies and Articles
- Self Mastery Autosuggestion [View Experiment]
- Quitting smoking is a phenomenon of autosuggestion [View Experiment]
- Autosuggestibility in Memory Development [View Experiment]
- Lucid dreaming: directing the action as it happens [View Experiment]
- Suggestion and Auto-Suggestion [View Experiment]
- The Practice of Autosuggestion [View Experiment]
- Competitive Sport Shooting - Practical Sport Psychology [View Experiment]
- Hypnotism and self-hypnosis [View Experiment]
- A Brief Introduction to Cognitive-Behavioural Hypnotherapy (CBH) [View Experiment]
- Advanced Hypnosis: An Introduction for Newbies [View Experiment]
- The Effects of Encoding in Hypnosis and Post-Hypnotic Suggestion on Academic Performance [View Experiment]
- Rapid Self-Hypnosis: A New Self-Hypnosis Method and Its Comparison with the Hypnotic Induction Profile (HIP) [View Experiment]
- Effects of Hypnotic, Placebo, and Salicylic Acid Treaments on Wart Regression [View Experiment]
- Suggestion overrides the Stroop effect in highly hypnotizable individuals [View Experiment]
Theses and Dissertations
- Examining the Roles of Acceptance, Suppression and Other Therapeutic Strategies in Anxiety and Relaxation [View Thesis]
- Can happiness be taught? The effects on subjective wellbeing of attending a course in positive psychology that includes the practice of multiple interventions. [View Thesis]
- Mesmerism: a study of its ideas, their origins, and their effect on today's modern therapies [View Thesis]
See also
- Hypnosis [View Experiment]
- Suggestibility [View Experiment]
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