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  1. Replication in small-effect research: Psi research in a broader scientific context.
  2. In Memoriam: Stephen Edward Braude (1945–2026) – der Jazzphilosoph sui generis
  3. A neurophenomenological study of ganzfeld and hypnosis: Part 1, phenomenology.
  4. Trait absorption relates to experiences of spirit communication
  5. In Memoriam: Stephen Edward Braude (1945-2026)
  6. Recent Publications of Note 6(1)
  7. Unblinding consciousness.
  8. The Neurophenomenology of a Self-Induced Transcendental Visionary State: A Case Study
  9. Exploring Mystical-Type Experiences Through Auto-Induced Cognitive Trance
  10. The relation between post-migration stressors and trauma treatment outcomes: a scoping review
  11. Mind-Manifesting Hypnosis: Phenomenological Similarities and Differences in Hypnotic and Psychedelic Contexts
  12. A consensus taxonomy of altered (nonordinary) states of consciousness: Bringing order to disarray.
  13. In Memoriam Charles Theodore Tart (1937–2025)
  14. Recent Publications of Note 5 (1)
  15. Maladaptive daydreaming should be included as a dissociative disorder in psychiatric manuals: position paper
  16. Development and validation of a new measure for forced migrants/refugees: the Screening of Refugees Self-Report (ScoRE-SR)
  17. What psi research can – and cannot – say about ‘mind beyond the brain’
  18. The Phenomenology of Distressing Near-death Experiences and Their Aftereffects
  19. Recent Publications of Note 4 (2)
  20. An homage to Steven Jay Lynn
  21. Dissociative Experiences Among Transgender Women: A Phenomenological Study
  22. Celebrating Three Consciousness Trailblazers
  23. In Memoriam: Robert Rosenthal (1933-2024),
  24. A spontaneous dissociative episode during an EEG experiment
  25. The core of me is that which observes: A mixed-methods study of trait-level sense of self.
  26. A Festschrift for a Consciousness Hummingbird: Charles T. Tart
  27. Recent Publications of Note 3(2)
  28. A neurophenomenological fMRI study of a spontaneous automatic writer and a hypnotic cohort
  29. Recent Publications of Note 3(1)
  30. The Definitive Account of Early Mediumship
  31. A Hitchhiker's Guide to Consciousness: Max Velmans at 80 Years of Age
  32. A celebration of Irving Kirsch
  33. Irving Kirsch: a life beyond expectations
  34. “I would love to be ‘discredited’ like this more often”: An interview with Irving Kirsch
  35. Mind wandering and sleep in daily life: A combined actigraphy and experience sampling study
  36. Nonlinear brain correlates of trait self-boundarylessness
  37. Dissociation and its biological and clinical associations in functional neurological disorder: systematic review and meta-analysis
  38. The relation between peritraumatic dissociation and coping strategies: A network analysis.
  39. Recent Publications of Note 2(2)
  40. A 20-years+ review of the Stanford Acute Stress Reaction Questionnaire (SASRQ): Psychometric properties and findings
  41. Peritraumatic Dissociation and Chronic Posttraumatic Symptomatology
  42. The Other in the Self
  43. The case for clinical hypnosis: Theory and research-based do’s and don’ts for clinical practice.
  44. Dissolution of What? The Self Lost in Self-transcendent Experiences
  45. Recent publications of note
  46. What Is Swept Under the Rug?
  47. Acute Stress among Nurses in Sweden during the COVID-19 Pandemic
  48. The contribution of latent factors of executive functioning to mind wandering: an experience sampling study
  49. Acute Stress in Health Workers during Two Consecutive Epidemic Waves of COVID-19
  50. Dispositional Self-Consciousness and Hypnotizability
  51. Reality shifting: psychological features of an emergent online daydreaming culture
  52. Carlos Salvador Alvarado (1955-2021): A Man for All Eras
  53. Gentle tenacity
  54. Introducing the Journal of Anomalous Experience and Cognition (JAEX)
  55. Recent Publications of Note
  56. A Network Analysis to Identify Associations between PTSD and Dissociation among Teenagers
  57. Alejandro Parra and Dante’s Eighth Circle of Hell
  58. Mayan & Swedish attitudes and practices toward death
  59. Depicting the Ethereal, Part I: Visual Art and Psi
  60. Art, PK, and a Farewell
  61. Book Review: More than Fiction? Psi, Consciousness, and Science-Fiction. A Review of Psience Fiction: The Paranormal in Science Fiction Literature and Consciousness and Science Fiction. By Damien Broderick
  62. From lore to lab: Do alterations of consciousness enhance human functioning?
  63. A preregistered multi-lab replication of Maier et al. (2014, Exp. 4) testing retroactive avoidance
  64. Differentiating psychogenic nonepileptic from epileptic seizures: A mixed-methods, content analysis study
  65. Psychosis, trauma and dissociation: evolving perspectives on severe psychopathology (2nd ED.)
  66. Sad mood and poor sleep are related to task-unrelated thoughts and experience of diminished cognitive control
  67. Book Review: A Kulturträger Keeps Time. A review of Altered States of Consciousness: Experiences out of Time and Self
  68. Anomalous experiences are more prevalent among highly suggestible individuals who are also highly dissociative
  69. Meditation, Exceptional Psychophysiological Control, and Parapsychology
  70. Anomalous experiences are more prevalent among highly suggestible individuals who are also highly dissociative
  71. Anthropocosmic Theatre
  72. Online validation of combined mood induction procedures
  73. Editorial: Four Score (Plus) Years Ago
  74. Mind Leaks: A Commentary on Wooffitt’s Poetic Confluence: A Sociological Analysis of an Enigmatic Moment
  75. THE ROLES OF RESPONSE EXPECTANCIES, BASELINE EXPERIENCES, AND HYPNOTIZABILITY IN SPONTANEOUS HYPNOTIC EXPERIENCES
  76. Editorial: ψυχή Is a Woman
  77. Derangement of the senses or alternate epistemological pathways? Altered consciousness and enhanced functioning.
  78. “He Who Has the Spirits Must Work a Lot”: A Psycho‐Anthropological Account of Spirit Possession in the Dominican Republic
  79. The effect of variations of emotional expressions on mnemonic discrimination and traditional recognition memory
  80. A review of research on such phenomena as ostensible telepathy and precognition.
  81. Pierre Janet and the enchanted boundary of psychical research.
  82. Editorial: Keeping Up Is Hard to Do
  83. Surviving Death: A Journalist Investigates Evidence for an Afterlife By Leslie Kean
  84. Some needed psychological clarifications on the experience(s) of shamanism
  85. Dissociative Experiences and Trauma Exposure Among Newly Arrived and Settled Young War Refugees
  86. The "hypnotic state" and eye movements: Less there than meets the eye?
  87. Helen Joan Crawford, 1943–2016
  88. Life without it would be like nothing.
  89. The psychology of anomalous experiences: A rediscovery.
  90. The relation of dissociation and mind wandering to unresolved/disorganized attachment: an experience sampling study
  91. Nuances and Uncertainties Regarding Hypnotic Inductions: Toward a Theoretically Informed Praxis
  92. Adolescents’ Dissociative Experiences: the Moderating Role of Type of Trauma and Attachment Style
  93. The relation of hypnotizability and dissociation to everyday mentation: An experience-sampling study.
  94. Daydreaming style moderates the relation between working memory and mind wandering: Integrating two hypotheses.
  95. “One Day This Tune Will Drive Me Mad”
  96. Dissociative Subtypes in Posttraumatic Stress Disorders and Hypnosis
  97. Traumatic Experience and Somatoform Dissociation Among Spirit Possession Practitioners in the Dominican Republic
  98. Acute stress trajectories 1 year after a breast cancer diagnosis
  99. Psychological health, trauma, dissociation, absorption, and fantasy proneness among Danish spiritual practitioners.
  100. Heterogeneity in high hypnotic suggestibility and the neurophysiology of hypnosis
  101. If You Meet Erickson on the Road. . .
  102. Less Would Have Been More
  103. Non-Ordinary Mental Expressions
  104. Sailing Along the Universe
  105. Throwing Down the Gauntlet
  106. Sustained Attention and Motivation in Zen Meditators and Non-meditators
  107. Hypnotizability, personality traits, and the propensity to experience alterations of consciousness.
  108. Hypnos and psyche: How hypnosis has contributed to the study of consciousness.
  109. Reality versus fantasy: Reply to Lynn et al. (2014).
  110. Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms in Breast Cancer Patients: Temporal Evolution, Predictors, and Mediation
  111. Transformative narratives: The impact of working with war and torture survivors.
  112. A call for an open, informed study of all aspects of consciousness
  113. A Catholic Atheist in Search of the SacredA Catholic Atheist in Search of the Sacred
  114. Combat stress disorders and their treatment in ancient Greece.
  115. Paradise SniffedParadise Sniffed
  116. Hypnotic Tape Intervention Ameliorates Stress:A Randomized, Control Study
  117. The neurophenomenology of neutral hypnosis
  118. Dealing With Human Experience as a Whole
  119. Dodd’s Temptation
  120. The Tononi Comedy
  121. The Celebration of GenocideThe Celebration of Genocide
  122. Commentary on “Altered and asymmetric default mode network activity in a “hypnotic virtuoso”: An fMRI and EEG study”
  123. Individual differences and state effects on mind-wandering: Hypnotizability, dissociation, and sensory homogenization
  124. On the need to compare anomalous experiences carefully: Commentary on Milán et al.’s Auras in mysticism and synaesthesia: A comparison
  125. Evaluation of the evidence for the trauma and fantasy models of dissociation.
  126. EEG sLORETA Functional Imaging During Hypnotic Arm Levitation and Voluntary Arm Lifting
  127. Dissociated control as a signature of typological variability in high hypnotic suggestibility
  128. Dissociative disorders in DSM-5
  129. One Split Too Many …
  130. Defining (Structural) Dissociation: A Debate
  131. Diagnóstico diferencial entre experiências espirituais e psicóticas não patológicas e transtornos mentais: uma contribuição de estudos latino-americanos para o CID-11
  132. Acute Stress Disorder Revisited
  133. Differential frontal-parietal phase synchrony during hypnosis as a function of hypnotic suggestibility
  134. Dissociative tendencies and individual differences in high hypnotic suggestibility
  135. Guidelines for Treating Dissociative Identity Disorder in Adults, Third Revision
  136. [Editor's Note: This Review is Being Reprinted to Correct a Previous Omission and Error.] Simeon, D., & Abugel, J. (2006).Feeling Unreal: Depersonalization Disorder and the Loss of the Self. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Reviewed by Etzel Cardeña, P...
  137. Differential patterns of spontaneous experiential response to a hypnotic induction: A latent profile analysis
  138. Methodological and practical issues regarding phenomenological subtypes of highly suggestible individuals: A response to Kumar
  139. Disruption of synaesthesia by posthypnotic suggestion: An ERP study
  140. Against the grain: “Matter” and “spirit”.
  141. Research Methodology on Anomalous Experience: Between Borges and a Hard Place …
  142. Out-of-Body Experiences and Physical Body Activity and Posture
  143. Book Review: Onno van der Hart, Ellert R. S. Nijenhuis, & Kathy Steele, The Haunted Self: Structural Dissociation and the Treatment of Chronic Traumatization. New York: W. W. Norton, 2006. 418 pp. Cloth: $49.95 (US), ISBN 0393704017
  144. A Note of Caution on the Waterloo-Stanford Group Scale of Hypnotic Susceptibility:A Brief Communication
  145. Hypnotic Experience is Related to Emotional Contagion
  146. The Contributions of Ramón y Cajal and Other Spanish Authors to Hypnosis
  147. Hypnosis as an Adjunct Therapy in the Management of Diabetes
  148. Should Conversion Disorder Be Reclassified as a Dissociative Disorder in DSM–V?
  149. BOOK REVIEWS
  150. Hypnosis and the Treatment of Posttraumatic Conditions:An Evidence-Based Approach
  151. All in the Family
  152. The effects of translation and sex on hypnotizability testing
  153. A Snapshot of Terror: Acute Posttraumatic Responses to the September 11 Attack
  154. Introduction: Early Trauma Responses and Psychopathology: Setting Up the Stage
  155. The Validity of DSM-IV Dissociative Disorders Categories in South-West Uganda
  156. Book Review: Wondrous Healing. Shamanism, Human Evolution, and the Origin of Religion
  157. THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF DEEP HYPNOSIS: QUiescent and Physically Active
  158. Psychiatric Disorders Among Tortured Bhutanese Refugees in Nepal
  159. New DSM-IV Diagnosis of Acute Stress Disorder
  160. Psychometric properties of the Stanford Acute Stress Reaction Questionnaire (SASRQ): A valid and reliable measure of acute stress
  161. Convergent validity of three posttraumatic symptoms inventories among adult sexual abuse survivors
  162. Sex differences in the perception of stressful life events in a Spanish sample: Some implications for the Axis IV of the DSM-IV
  163. When disaster strikes, acute stress disorder may follow
  164. Dissociative reactions to the San Francisco Bay Area earthquake of 1989
  165. Comments on Hypnotizability and Dissociation
  166. Disintegrated experience: The dissociative disorders revisited.