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Hypnotische Phänomene und psychopathologische Symptome

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Die drei Gruppen hypnotischer Phänomene (motorisch-kinästhetische, sensorisch-affektive und kognitive) entsprechen phänomenologisch psychopathologischen Symptomen, d. h. sie entsprechen diesen bezüglich der beiden Kriterien „Unwillkürlichkeit“ und „ Evidenz“. Sie unterscheiden sich aber hinsichtlich des Kriteriums „Kontakt und Kommunikation“. Diese in der Geschichte der Hypnose immer wieder diskutierte Erfahrung kann durch neuere hirnphysiologische Befunde bestätigt werden.

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Peter, B. (2015). Hypnotische Phänomene und psychopathologische Symptome. In: Revenstorf, D., Peter, B. (eds) Hypnose in Psychotherapie, Psychosomatik und Medizin. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-54577-1_4

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