Hypnotic and post-hypnotic appreciation of time; secondary and multiplex personalities

Title: Hypnotic and post-hypnotic appreciation of time; secondary and multiplex personalities
LC Subject: Hypnotism Dissociation
Creator: Bramwell, J. Milne (John Milne), 1852-
Description: Dr. Bramwell conducted multiple experiments on multiple patients using hypnotism. In each of these experiments the Dr. hypnotized the patient and then suggested that they perform a certain task in a certain number of minutes. In most cases the patient was able to perform the task (or a close proximity) at the preappointed time (or a close proximity). The patient would have no recollection of why they felt the need to perform this task unless they were asked while hypnotized. The Dr. concludes that this was an unconscious measurement of time. Several other doctors either refute or agree with Dr. Bramwell’s conclusions.
Issued: 1900
Identifier: diss_bram_hypno_1900
Rights: No Copyright - United States
Source: University of Oregon Science Library. Brain, vol. 23, p. 161-203.
Language: English
Type: Text
Format: application/pdf
Set: Dissociation and Trauma Archives
Primary Set: Dissociation and Trauma Archives
Institution: University of Oregon
Citation: Bramwell , J.M. (1900) Hypnotic and posthypnotic appreciation of time: Secondary and multiplex personalities. Brain. 23, 161-203.
Contained In Journal: Brain