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Monitoring behavioural stress control using a craniomandibular index

Australian Dental Journal April 1, 1990 Robin M. Shaw, D. M. Dettmar 5 citations

This study was concerned with the practical value of relaxation training in helping an individual reduce anxiety and its physical manifestations. Twenty-five subjects learned and practised transcendental meditation for a period of three months. Subjects were clinically examined before and after meditation training, and a craniomandibular index (CMI) was used to objectively assess criteria...

The effects of the transcendental mediation technique and progressive muscle relaxation on EEG coherence, stress reactivity, and mental health in black adults.

International Journal of Neuroscience May 1989 C Gaylord, David W. Orme-Johnson, F Travis

Eighty-three black college students, staff and adults were pretested on EEG coherence, skin potential (SP) habituation to a series of loud tones, psychometric measures of mental health (Tennessee Self-Concept Empirical Scales and Spielberger State-Trait Anxiety Inventory) and IQ. They were then randomly assigned to one of the three treatment groups: the Transcendental Meditation technique (TM);...

BHAGAVAD-GITA'S MODEL OF THE SELF AND IT'S TESTABILITY

PSYCHOLOGIA 1989 U Darbar

Bhagavad-Gita's model of the self is presented with a view to exploring it's testability.Bhagavad-Gita presents a logically consistent and precisely defined conceptualization of the self with the potential of expanding current psychological theories of the self.However this conception of the self is outside the range of the hypothetico-deductive approach.It would be unscientific to not...

Helping at the edges of life: Perspectives of a psychedelic therapist

Journal of Near-Death Studies March 1, 1988 R. Yensen

A case history is presented of a 70 year old man treated with psychedelic psychotherapy for depression, anxiety, and pain associated with terminal cancer. Interpersonal and intrapersonal aspects of treatment following a single 90 mg dose of dipropyltryptamine (DPT) are described. Comparisons are made between transpersonal, mystical, and religious elements in psychedelic drug experiences and...

[Etiology and therapy of nightmares].

Fortschritte der Neurologie · Psychiatrie October 1, 1987 F Strunz

Theories and evidence on the aetiology of the 3 distinct forms of nightmares (REM nightmares, NREM night terrors, posttraumatic nightmares) are exposed. Depth psychological theories try an aetiological integration of the nightmare into their respective theories of dream formation, whereas empirical work stresses the personality-typical traits of nightmare sufferers. Clinical casework reports...

DOI: 10.1055/s-2007-1001834 (opens in new tab) Humans Personality Dreams Psychoanalytic theory +2

Depersonalization and agoraphobia associated with marijuana use.

British Journal of Medical Psychology June 1, 1986 C Moran

This paper examines the role of uncontrolled depersonalization associated with marijuana use in the development of agoraphobia. Cases of six people are described, all of whom reported first experiencing depersonalization while using marijuana, and subsequently experiencing depersonalization while not using the drug. A fear of this 'uncontrolled' depersonalization resulted in considerable...

Studies on the specificity of neurochemical and behavioral effects of LSD-25.

Pharmacology, Biochemistry, and Behavior February 1986 S B Sparber, L P Dwoskin, M S Kleven

Brain perfusion experiments of conscious rats engaged in operant behavior and administered fluoxetine or LSD, with or without prior injection of 5-HTP, indicate there is probably more than one functional pool of 5-HT in the CNS. Furthermore, the fact that prior loading with the precursor is necessary before unmasking an effect of LSD suggests the LSD-sensitive pool is newly synthesized and...

An Empirical Study of Contemplative Prayer as an Adjunct to Psychotherapy

Journal of Psychology and Theology December 1, 1985 John R. Finney, H. Newton Malony

The use of Christian contemplative prayer as an adjunct to psychotherapy was investigated It was hypothesized that (a) the use of contemplative prayer would he associated with improvement in psychotherapy; (b) the use of contemplative prayer would result in an enhancement of spirituality. A time series quasi-experimental design was used in which cacti subject served as his or her own control....