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Physiological effects during hypnotically requested emotions.

E C DAMASER·R E SHOR·M T ORNE
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E C DAMASER, R E SHOR, M T ORNE. Physiological effects during hypnotically requested emotions.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006842-196307000-00002

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