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**Inhoudsopgave**
*Foreword* – Charles E. Osgood
**Part I: Experimental Results**

1. Introduction
2. Experimental Paradigms for the Hypnotic Investigation of Dream Symbolism
3. The Hypnotic Interpretation of Dreams: A Clinical Experiment
4. The Ability of Hypnotic Subjects to Interpret Symbols Generated by Others
5. Alteration of Social Attitudes toward Negroes
6. Homogeneity of Szondi Test Classifications
7. Experimental Aspects of Dream Symbolism

**Part II: Clinical Studies**
8. Representative Case Studies
9. “Black Rover, Come Over!”
10. Clinical Aspects of Hypnosymbolism

References
Index
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**Tekstfragment (flaptekst)**
“In a moment you will fall deeply asleep. When you do, a dream will form. You will find yourself sitting in a movie theater looking at a blank screen…”
With these words and careful suggestions from the therapist, it is hoped that the patient will fall into a hypnotic sleep and will redream the previous night’s experience. [...]

The basic premise underlying the crisis‑intervention approach is that the successful resolution of even one major immediate problem can lead to the re‑establishment of the patient’s psychological equilibrium. Moss’s case studies demonstrate the techniques of hypnosymbolic psychotherapy and the dramatic results possible. Of the case studies reported, Osgood remarks in his foreword that “clinical sensitivities and insights are combined with quantitative measurements of meaning… Moss contributes significantly to the theory of meaning as well as to the practice of psychotherapy.”

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**Zoekwoorden**
hypnose, dromen, semantic differential, droomsymboliek, klinische case studies, psychologie, psychotherapie, hypnosymboliek, Osgood theorie, crisisinterventie, betekenisonderzoek
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