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Hypnosis: The Cognitive Behavioral Perspective in Psychology
"Hypnosis within a cognitive-behavioral framework is understood not as an altered state of sleep or unconsciousness, but as a collaborative, goal-directed procedure characterized by focused attention, relaxation, and heightened suggestibility used to enhance cognitive restructuring and behavioral modification. Introduction: Resolving Ambiguity in Cognitive-Behavioral Hypnotherapy The phrase "ypnosis the cognitive behavioral perspective psyc" points directly to a specialized niche within contemporary clinical psychology and academic research: the integration of hypnosis with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). For decades, hypnosis was shrouded..."
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