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hypnosis
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A social interaction between a person perceived to be a hypnotist and a person who perceives himself or herself to be a hypnotic subject; the interaction produces a heightened state of suggestibility in the subject
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hypnotic dissociation
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A hypothesized, hypnotically induced splitting of consciousness during which two streams of awareness are said to coexist: one that is fully under the sway of the hypnotist’s suggestions and one that remains more aloof and objective
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hypnotic hypermnesia
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The supposed enhancement of memory that is said to occur under hypnosis; little evidence supports the existence of this effect
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insomnia
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A chronic condition marked by difficulties in initiating or maintaining sleep, lasting for a period of at least one month
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latent content
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According to Freud, the true psychological meaning of objects and events in dreams, which are said to represent hidden wishes and desires that are too disturbing to be confronted directly
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manifest content
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According to Freud, the objects and events experienced in a dream
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meditation
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A technique for self-induced manipulation of awareness, often used for relaxation and self-reflection
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night terrors
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A condition in which the sleeper, usually a child, awakens suddenly in an extreme state of panic
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nightmares
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Frightening dreams that occur primarily during the REM stage of sleep
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opiates
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A class of drugs that reduce anxiety, lower sensitivity to pain, and elevate mood; opiates often act to depress nervous system activity
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