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In contrast to many papers delivered during this congress, this contribution does not focus on functional changes which came about as a result of certain techniques or stimuli applied by a hypnotist (or his substitute) to the brain of a hypnotized subject. — This paper concentrates on description of the dynamics of those self-regulatory and self-curative brain mechanisms which tend to unfold in persons who practice Autogenic Standard Exercises regularly. A number of years ago my interest was aroused by the frequent occurrence of training symptoms which had little or no obvious relation with the functional theme of the Standard Formulas.
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Luthe, W. (1967). Self-regulatory Brain Mechanisms and Hypnosis. In: Lassner, J. (eds) Hypnosis and Psychosomatic Medicine. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87028-6_29
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