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Etzel Cardeña

30 papers in the library · 472 citations · publishing 1996-2026

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Differential diagnosis between non-pathological psychotic and spiritual experiences and mental disorders: a contribution from Latin American studies to the ICD-11.

Revista Brasileira de Psiquiatria May 1, 2011 Alexander Moreira-Almeida, Etzel Cardeña

To review research articles in psychiatry and psychology involving Latin American populations and/or produced by Latin American scholars to investigate the differential diagnosis between spiritual/anomalous experiences and mental disorders in order to contribute to the validity of the International Classification of Diseases towards its 11th edition in this area. We searched electronic...

Differential frontal‐parietal phase synchrony during hypnosis as a function of hypnotic suggestibility

Psychophysiology April 15, 2011 Devin Blair Terhune, Etzel Cardeña, Magnus P. Lindgren 70 citations

Spontaneous dissociative alterations in awareness and perception among highly suggestible individuals following a hypnotic induction may result from disruptions in the functional coordination of the frontal-parietal network. We recorded EEG and self-reported state dissociation in control and hypnosis conditions in two sessions with low and highly suggestible participants. Highly suggestible...

The validity of DSM-IV dissociative disorders categories in south-west Uganda.

Transcultural Psychiatry June 1, 2005 Marjolein Van Duijl, Etzel Cardeña, Joop De Jong 62 citations

There is little systematic research on the cross-cultural validity of the dissociative disorders, especially in non-western countries. This study evaluates the fit of the DSM-IV classification and concepts of these disorders with local concepts, experiences and local presentations in south-west Uganda. We conducted focus group discussions with medical students, traditional healers, religious...

Cognitive and Emotional Differences between Short- and Long-Term Vipassana Meditators

Imagination, Cognition and Personality September 1, 1998 Barbara L. Easterlin, Etzel Cardeña

This study compared perceived stress and cognitive and emotional differences between two groups of Buddhist mindfulness meditators. Nineteen beginning and twenty-four advanced meditators carried electronic pagers for five days and responded to daily random signals by completing an Experience Sampling form (ESF) containing items related to the dependent variables. As compared with beginners,...