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Hypnotism and hypnotic suggestion; a scientific treatise on the uses and possibilities of hypnotism, suggestion and allied phenomena (1900)

Clark, Charles S. (Charles Samuel), Neal, E. Virgil · Rochester, N.Y., New York state publishing company · leaf 53

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ubject,—You are falling backward—you arefalling backward. Be sure to catch the subject when, he falls,so that he will not hurt himself. If he does not fall backwardat first, repeat the test. In making this test most persons removethe right hand much too rapidly. The more slowly you removethe hand… … ILLUSTRATION OF THE MANNER IN WHICH THE HANDS AREWITHDRAWN, SHOWING SUBJECT FALLING BACKWARD. IMPORTANT. rAfter you have used the test of falling backward on thosewhose hands fell in their laps, use this same test on those whosehands did not fall, as you may affect a large number of those whodo not…

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