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D. S. Hungerford,M. W. Hungerford mind by the late sixties and consciousness by the seventies, there is now some hope that psychology can become a more integrated discipline; there is even a slim chance that a paradigm, i.e., some sort of comprehensive unifying model, may eventually emerge.

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lation to produce them. We experience picture-like things, sound-like things, and more; our experiences can resemble any of our sense modalities. These experiences are what we refer to by the phrase "mental imagery." The images need not be vivid. People who doubt that they experience visual imagery

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The Painful Total Knee Replacementlthough their behavior in a hypnotic or suggestive setting has been looked at extensively, there has been very little research in which they were intensively interviewed to discover how their extremely high responsiveness to suggestions is related to their life histories.

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Knee Biomechanics and Materialslligent. However, E. R. Jaensch (1938) regarded synesthesia as a type of perceptual slovenliness and, consistent with his Nazi ideology, considered it a likely result of a “racially mixed heredity.” He viewed synesthetes as degenerates who could not keep their senses straight!

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On the Polynomial Measurement Error Modelny sense modalities. However, it does occur more frequently between some modalities than others. In this paper, we are concerned with chromesthesia or colored hearing, a particular form of synesthesia in which color images (photisms) are evoked by auditory stimuli.

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Biomechanics of Total Knee Arthroplasty,ey include . of images in various modalities as well as self-instructions and related forms of interior monologue. Perhaps what these functions have in common is an overriding attitudinal set of pretending or, as the neurologist Kurt Goldstein used to say, “taking an attitude toward the .”.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-68075-8nterest in imagery measurement. Qualitative and quantitative indices have been sought. This interest in assessment for clinical purposes can focus on diagnostic questions, can reflect needs of the intervention itself, or can grow from a desire to evaluate progress. Thus the . of the question being asked of the measure can vary.

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