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Multiple Identity Enactments and Multiple Personality Disorder: A Sociocognitive Perspective by Spanos, Nicholas P

“…People who enact multiple identities behave as if they possess 2 or more selves, each with its own characteristic moods, memories, and behavioral repertoire…”
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Effects of hypnotic, placebo, and salicylic acid treatments on wart regression by Spanos, N P, Williams, V, Gwynn, M I

“…Subjects with warts on their hands and/or feet were randomly assigned to a hypnotic suggestion, topical salicylic acid, placebo, or no treatment control…”
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Cognitive-behavioral interventions for children's distress during bone marrow aspirations and lumbar punctures: a critical review by Ellis, J A, Spanos, N P

“…Children with cancer often have difficulty coping with the invasive medical procedures that are part of diagnosis and treatment. Bone marrow aspirations and…”
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Creating false memories of infancy with hypnotic and non-hypnotic procedures by Spanos, Nicholas P., Burgess, Cheryl A., Burgess, Melissa F., Samuels, Catherine, Blois, William O.

“…This study was designed to test the conditions under while false memory reports are likely to be elicited from hypnotic and non‐hypnotic participants. Low,…”
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Hypnosis, placebo, and suggestion in the treatment of warts by Spanos, N P, Stenstrom, R J, Johnston, J C

“…Two experiments assessed the effects of psychological variables on wart regression. In Experiment 1, subjects given hypnotic suggestion exhibited more wart…”
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The Carleton University responsiveness to suggestion scale: normative data and psychometric properties by Spanos, N P, Radtke, H L, Hodgins, D C, Stam, H J, Bertrand, L D

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A Social-Cognitive Skills Approach to the Successful Modification of Hypnotic Susceptibility by Gorassini, Donald R, Spanos, Nicholas P

“…Subjects low and medium in hypnotic susceptibility were administered cognitive strategy and instructional set information and also practiced responding to test…”
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Psychosocial variables associated with willingness to donate organs by Nolan, B E, Spanos, N P

“…Questionnaires were administered to 108 university psychology students to investigate attitudes and behaviour related to organ donation. Three groups…”
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Effectiveness of Maximally Different Cognitive Strategies and Expectancy in Attenuation of Reported Pain by Devine, Darragh P, Spanos, Nicholas P

“…Ninety-six Ss rated pain during baseline and posttreatment exposures to cold pressor pain. Between trials, Ss in four groups were trained to use one of four…”
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Response Expectancies and Interpretations as Determinants of Hypnotic Responding by Spanos, Nicholas P, Burnley, M. Caroline E, Cross, Patricia A

“…Ss rated the extent to which they expected to respond to each of the suggestions on a hypnotizability scale both before and after the administration of the…”
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Effects of Instructional Set on Attributions of Nonvolition During Hypnotic and Nonhypnotic Analgesia by Spanos, Nicholas P, Katsanis, Joanna

“…Fifty highly hypnotizable subjects were assigned to four treatment groups or a no-treatment control group and then underwent two pain stimulation trials. Half…”
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Surreptitiously Observed Hypnotic Responding in Simulators and in Skill-Trained and Untrained High Hypnotizables by Spanos, Nicholas P, Burgess, Cheryl A, Roncon, Vera, Wallace-Capretta, Suzanne, Cross, Patricia

“…Low-hypnotizable Ss (LHs) administered cognitive skill training exhibited substantially higher posttest hypnotizability than LHs administered no treatment…”
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The Carleton University Responsiveness to Suggestion Scale: relationship with other measures of hypnotic susceptibility, expectancies, and absorption by Spanos, N P, Radtke, H L, Hodgins, D C, Bertrand, L D, Stam, H J, Moretti, P

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The Effects of Contextual Information and Gender on the Prediction of Hypnotic Susceptibility by de Groot, Hans P, Gwynn, Maxwell I, Spanos, Nicholas P

“…Council, Kirsch, and Hafner (1986) obtained empirical support for the hypothesis that significant correlations between questionnaire measures of absorption and…”
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Close Encounters: An Examination of UFO Experiences by Spanos, Nicholas P, Cross, Patricia A, Dickson, Kirby, DuBreuil, Susan C

“…Ss who reported UFO experiences were divided into those whose experiences were nonintense (e.g., seeing lights and shapes in the sky) and those whose…”
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Comparison of overt and subjective responses to the Carleton University Responsiveness to Suggestion Scale and the Stanford Hypnotic Susceptibility Scale under conditions of group administration by Spanos, N P, Salas, J, Menary, E P, Brett, P J

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Hypnotic amnesia as a strategic enactment: Breaching amnesia in highly susceptible subjects by Spanos, Nicholas P, Radtke, H. Lorraine, Bertrand, Lorne D

“…Proposes that hypnotically amnesic Ss maintain control over their memory processes but often fail to breach amnesia because to do so would conflict with their…”
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Prism Adaptation in Hypnotically Limb-Anesthetized Subjects: More Disconfirming Data by Spanos, Nicholas P., Saad, Carol-Lynne

“…Two experiments assessed the effect of hypnotically suggested arm anesthesia on adaptation to displacing prisms. In Study 1, 30 highly susceptible subjects…”
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Effects of Judicial Instructions and Case Characteristics in a Mock Jury Trial of Battered Women Who Kill by Terrance, Cheryl A, Matheson, Kimberly, Spanos, Nicholas P

“…This study examined the effects of judicial instructions on the outcome of a mock jury trial that involved a woman who pleaded self-defense after killing her…”
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Suffering for science: The effects of implicit social demands on response to experimentally induced pain by Spanos, Nicholas P, Hodgins, David C, Stam, Henderikus J, Gwynn, Maxwell I

“…144 undergraduates rated their pain during baseline trials of cold-pressor and finger-pressure pain in 2 experiments. After various instructional treatments,…”
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