1992•Journal of Abnormal PsychologyRequires access

Hypnotic susceptibility and verbal automaticity: Automatic and strategic processing differences in the Stroop color-naming task.

Mike J. Dixon, Jean-Roch Laurence

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Key concepts: Automaticity, Stroop effect, Psychology, Cognitive psychology, Automatism (medicine), Task (project management), Hypnotic susceptibility, Hypnosis

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