The Phenomenological Control Scale: Measuring the Capacity for Creating Illusory Nonvolition, Hallucination and Delusion
Collabra Psychology 2021 Peter Lush, R. B. Y. Scott, Anil K. Seth et al. 35 citations
Phenomenological control is the ability to generate experiences to meet expectancies. There are stable trait differences in this ability, as shown by responses to imaginative suggestions of, for example, paralysis, amnesia, and auditory, visual, gustatory and tactile hallucinations. Phenomenological control has primarily been studied within the context of hypnosis, in which suggestions are...
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Hypnosis
Hypnotic susceptibility
Context archaeology
Cognitive psychology