HALLUCINATION AND IMAGERY INDUCED BY MESCALINE
American Journal of Psychiatry March 1, 1950 Thomas Thale, Beverly W. Gabrio, Kurt Salomon 5 citations
Mescaline produces altered visual experiences of several types, whose vividness and degree of distortion is proportionate to the size of the dose. There are no sharp boundaries dividing abnormal sensibility, illusions, and hallucinations. Subjects who gave fewer responses of the type "I see it" when asked to imagine situations were more likely to hallucinate than other patients. Visual...