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R J Pekala

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The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis|April 1, 1995
A short, unobtrusive hypnotic-assessment procedure for assessing hypnotizability level: I. Development and researchR J Pekala
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis|April 1, 1995
A short unobtrusive hypnotic induction for assessing hypnotizability: II. Clinical case reportsR J Pekala
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis|April 1, 1989
The assessment of hypnoidal states: rationale and clinical applicationR J Pekala, R Nagler
Psychological Reports|February 1, 1993
Psychophysiological effects of several stress management techniquesE J Forbes, R J Pekala
Psychological Reports|December 1, 1993
Predicting hypnotic susceptibility via a phenomenological approachE J Forbes, R J Pekala
Behavioral Medicine (Washington, D.C.)|January 1, 1990
Subjective effects of several stress management strategies: with reference to attentionR J Pekala, E J Forbes
The International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis|April 1, 1988
Hypnotizability, absorption, and individual differences in phenomenological experienceV K Kumar, R J Pekala
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis|October 1, 1984
Predicting hypnotic susceptibility by a self-report phenomenological state instrumentR J Pekala, V K Kumar
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis|January 1, 1997
Types of hypnotically (un)susceptible individuals as a function of phenomenological experience: towards a typology of hypnotic typesR J Pekala, E J Forbes
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis|October 7, 2000
Operationalizing "trance". I: Rationale and research using a psychophenomenological approachR J Pekala, V K Kumar
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The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis|April 1, 1995
A short, unobtrusive hypnotic-assessment procedure for assessing hypnotizability level: I. Development and researchR J Pekala
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis|April 1, 1995
A short unobtrusive hypnotic induction for assessing hypnotizability: II. Clinical case reportsR J Pekala
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis|April 1, 1989
The assessment of hypnoidal states: rationale and clinical applicationR J Pekala, R Nagler
Psychological Reports|February 1, 1993
Psychophysiological effects of several stress management techniquesE J Forbes, R J Pekala
Psychological Reports|December 1, 1993
Predicting hypnotic susceptibility via a phenomenological approachE J Forbes, R J Pekala
Behavioral Medicine (Washington, D.C.)|January 1, 1990
Subjective effects of several stress management strategies: with reference to attentionR J Pekala, E J Forbes
The International Journal of Clinical and Experimental Hypnosis|April 1, 1988
Hypnotizability, absorption, and individual differences in phenomenological experienceV K Kumar, R J Pekala
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis|October 1, 1984
Predicting hypnotic susceptibility by a self-report phenomenological state instrumentR J Pekala, V K Kumar
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis|January 1, 1997
Types of hypnotically (un)susceptible individuals as a function of phenomenological experience: towards a typology of hypnotic typesR J Pekala, E J Forbes
The American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis|October 7, 2000
Operationalizing "trance". I: Rationale and research using a psychophenomenological approachR J Pekala, V K Kumar
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