Treatment by hypnotism and suggestion : or, psycho-therapeutics (1900)
Tuckey, C. Lloyd (Charles Lloyd) · New York : G. P. Putnam's Sons; London : Baillière, Tindall and Cox · leaf 147
the required position,and the dinner rolled in the gutter. Assuredly, volition had no voicein this matter. The subjoined diagram (adapted from the Encyclopaedia Britannica,article Physiology ) will assist the comprehension of voluntary andautomatic actions. 128 TREATMENT BY SUGGESTION A severe… … [d. Ideational centre ; Vol., Volitional centre ; Em., Emotionalcentre ; Sp. S., Centres for special sensations ; Eq., Centre forsense of equilibrium ; Mo., Motor centre; G. S., Centre forgeneral sensation ; Inh., Inhibitory centre ; Rf., Reflex centre ;M., Muscle ; GL, Gland ; H. and V., Heart and…
