Holographic Control
THE ARCHITECTURE OF CONTROL MECHANISMS
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CONCISE ENCYCLOPEDIA of SCIENCE
AND TECHNOLOGY
Fifth Edition
page 1119
HYPNOSIS: ("A presumed altered state of
consciousness in which the hypnotized individual is usually
more susceptible to suggestion than in his or her normal
state. In this context, a suggestion is understood to be
an idea or a communication carrying an idea that elicits
a covert or overt response not mediated by the higher
critical faculties (this is, the volitional apparatus).
Hypnosis cannot be physiologically distinguished
from the normal awake state of an individual, and for
this reason its existence has been questioned by
some investigators. There are few phenomena
observed in association with hypnosis, if any, that
are specific to the hypnotic state. Most are directly
or indirectly produced by suggestions. Through
suggestions given to hypnotized individuals. It is
possible to induce alterations in memory, perception,
sensation, emotions, feelings, attitudes, beliefs, and
muscular state. Such changes can be, and usually
are, incorporated into the complex behavior of the
individual, resulting in amnesias and paramnesias,
fuguelike conditions, paralysis, loss of sensory functions,
changes in attention, personality alterations, hallucinatory
and delusional behavior, and even physiological changes.
Enhanced recall is sometimes possible. Although
sometimes remarkable, the effects produced through
hypnosis with the majority of individuals are much less
spectacular than popularly believed.")
