Chapters From Modern Psychology
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Others maintain that such explanation explains nothing, but simply describes the facts in new terms. Whatever the true explanation, the phenomena themselves at least make it clear that the influences to which we are exposed and to which we yield, may often transcend, or lie quite outside, the range of our ordinary every-day consciousness.
Not less remarkable are the effects exer- cised by hypnotic suggestion upon the voli- tion of the patient. Indeed, the previous 132 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY illust...ration concerns the will quite as much as the memory. Here one meets with two extreme impressions among the laity, both of which are undoubtedly incorrect. On the one hand, it is sometimes supposed that the hypnotized person becomes forthwith entirely the creature of the operator, whose commands and suggestions will be obeyed unhesitatingly, and without exception. From the opposite standpoint the whole situation is histrionic, the patient never does anything save with knowledge and consent, he knows all that he does is mere acting and goes through with it as a kind of game.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Others maintain that such explanation explains nothing, but simply describes the facts in new terms. Whatever the true explanation, the phenomena themselves at least make it clear that the influences to which we are exposed and to which we yield, may often transcend, or lie quite outside, the range of our ordinary every-day consciousness.
Not less remarkable are the effects exer- cised by hypnotic suggestion upon the voli- tion of the patient. Indeed, the previous 132 ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY illust...ration concerns the will quite as much as the memory. Here one meets with two extreme impressions among the laity, both of which are undoubtedly incorrect. On the one hand, it is sometimes supposed that the hypnotized person becomes forthwith entirely the creature of the operator, whose commands and suggestions will be obeyed unhesitatingly, and without exception. From the opposite standpoint the whole situation is histrionic, the patient never does anything save with knowledge and consent, he knows all that he does is mere acting and goes through with it as a kind of game.
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