Hypnotism and hynotic suggestion; a treatise on the uses and possibilities of hynotism, suggestion and allied phenomena (1900)
Neal, E. Virgil, Clark, Charles S.(Charles Samuel) · Rochester, N.Y. : New York State Pub. Co · leaf 50
n by light, sound, contact or otherstrong irritants it may be kept so for hours. A frog in process of hypnotization at first struggles violentlyto escape, but finally quiets down and becomes motionless exceptfor trembling of its legs, eyelid movements and occasionally bodymotions. The breathing is… … Preyer mentions the following interesting differences be-tween sleep and the state which he terms Kataplexie for thebenefit of those who think them identical. 1. Sleep is not easily induced in new or unnatural positionsas is Kataplexie. 2. Excitement and violent movements tend to preventsleep, but…
Hypnotism · Therapeutics, Suggestive
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