Titlebook: Imagery; Its Many Dimensions Joseph E. Shorr (President),Gail E. Sobel,Jack A. Book 1980 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1980

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Imagery, Raw and Cooked: A Hemispheric Recipe notion of cerebral hemispheric asymmetry is becoming a part of the basic belief system of modern psychological thought. In 1864, Broca showed that the faculty of articulate language is localized in the left hemisphere of the brain. With the left hemisphere controlling speech, and the use of the rig

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Imagery is More Powerful with Focusing: Theory and Practice of course, of other processes? I would like to say simply: the unconscious is the body. Of course, we need to devise entirely new kinds of concepts about the body, for this and many other reasons. The body is no mere physiological machine. The body is inherently interactional. Let me say more clear

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Images of Individuation: A Jungian Approach to the Psychology of Imageryand psychological development, a process he called individuation (Jung, 1916a, 1916b, 1933, 1939, 1945, 1967, 1968a, 1968b, 1970). In the course of these studies he made three important discoveries. First, that images serve to compensate for the limited perspective of our conscious awareness. Second

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Symbolic Aspects of Hypnagogic Imagery Associated with Theta EEG Feedbackons have been made between the dream content of REM and non-REM states including sleep-onset stages (Foulkes and Vogel, 1974; Foulkes and Fleisher, 1975). However, very little work has been done with these kinds of techniques to learn more about the meaning and function of the dream contents to the

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Functional Attributes of Mediational Imagery: A Developmental View toward Habilitation of Retarded As with pictures is discussed with an emphasis on those features which facilitate memory and acquisition of the skill being taught. The theoretical underpinning which accounts for the effectiveness of the technique draws from the work of A. Paivio, Z. Pylyshyn, G. Bower, K. Nelson and J. Piaget. Expe

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Theory and Application of Psycho-Imagination Therapyagination Therapy, as developed by Joseph E. Shorr, uses as one of its major modalities the Imaginary Situation (IS). Other modalities, including the Self-and-Other Question, Finish-the-Sentence, the Most or Least Question, are discussed in Shorr’s books, . (1972), and . (1974).