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Steven Jay Lynn

4 papers in the library · 52 citations · publishing 1994-2023

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Cross-validation of the ego dissolution scale: implications for studying psychedelics.

Front Neurosci December 5, 2023 Steven Jay Lynn, Charlie W. McDonald, Fiona G. Sleight et al. 8 citations

Introduction: Ego dissolution, variously called Ego-Loss, self-loss, and ego disintegration, is a hallmark of psychedelic drug use. We cross-validated the 10-item Ego Dissolution Scale, which we developed to assess ego dissolution in everyday life, and we included comparator variables that expanded our original assessment of construct validity. Methods: = 527) completed the measures online....

A novel ego dissolution scale: A construct validation study.

Consciousness and Cognition March 1, 2023 Fiona G. Sleight, Steven Jay Lynn, Richard E. Mattson et al. 16 citations

Ego dissolution (i.e., ego loss, ego disintegration, ego death, or self-loss) is a conscious state marked by a loss or diminution of one's sense of self and a lack of first-person experience. We developed a novel, valid, and internally consistent ego dissolution scale to both (a) assess trait-like aspects of ego dissolution, which have received scant attention to date, and (b) facilitate future...

The Hidden Observer, Hypnotic Dreams, and Age Regression: Clinical Implications

American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis October 1, 1994 Steven Jay Lynn, Cornelia Maré, Steven A. Kvaal et al. 17 citations

This article summarizes data from three studies (Maré, Lynn, Kvaal, Segal, & Sivec, in press; Lynn, Maré, Kvaal, Segal, & Sivec, 1993) designed to extend research on the "hidden observer" to two phenomena of clinical relevance: hypnotic dreams and suggested age regression. Subjects received suggestions for a hypnotic dream or age regression and then received suggestions for a "hidden observer"...

Hypnosis and the dream hidden observer: Primary process and demand characteristics.

Journal of Abnormal Psychology 1994 Cornelia Maré, Steven Jay Lynn, Steven A. Kvaal et al. 11 citations

In Study 1, virtuoso (n = 13; passed more than 10 suggestions on the Harvard Group Scale of Hypnotic Susceptibility, Form A [HGSHS:A] and Stanford Hypnotic Susceptibility Scale, Form C), high hypnotizable (n = 14; passed more than 8 suggestions on the HGSHS:A), and medium hypnotizable (n = 17; passed 4-8 suggestions on the HGSHS:A) Ss were administered a hypnotic dream suggestion followed by a...