A neurophenomenological fMRI study of a spontaneous automatic writer and a hypnotic cohort.
Brain and Cognition August 1, 2023 Etzel Cardeña, Lena Lindström, Philippe R. Goldin et al. 4 citations
To evaluate the neurophenomenology of automatic writing (AW) in a spontaneous automatic writer (NN) and four high hypnotizables (HH). During fMRI, NN and the HH were cued to perform spontaneous (NN) or induced (HH) AW, and a comparison task of copying complex symbols, and to rate their experience of control and agency. Compared to copying, for all participants AW was associated with less sense...
DOI: 10.1016/j.bandc.2023.106060 (opens in new tab)
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Agency
Anomalous experience
Automatic writing
Hypnosis
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