Redefining Hypnosis: theory, methods and integration
Author: John H. Gruzelier
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Description: Redefining Hypnosis: Theory, Methods, and Integration, discusses the integration of neurobiological and sociocognitive perspectives to redefine the concept of hypnosis and its applications.
Pages: 21
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