Posted by fires on January 3, 2006, at 21:44:28
In reply to Re: A new therapeutic technique!? » fires, posted by alexandra_k on January 3, 2006, at 21:09:43
So many questions, so little time.
> they were put off their hard boiled egg / dill pickle?Strawberry ice cream was used in another study.
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> how long were they put off for?"We need to test whether the effects are long lasting," warns psychologist Elizabeth Loftus ..."
(Health Magazine, Jan/Feb 2006)
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> does it work with chocolate and soda lol ;-)Why not? It worked with strawberry ice cream.
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> i am having a little trouble here...
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> firstly with respect to it actually working...
It has worked in other ways. Patients cling to false memories of satanic ritual abuse, incest, date rape, etc... Seems to me that would be harder to do then believing that a food made one ill.>
> secondly with the ethics of implanting false beliefsDepends on the reason for doing so ? What if serial rapists could be implanted with memories that the act of committing rape made them *seriously* ill.
> (does it work if the patients know they are going to be implanted with false beliefs?)I don't know.
> does this technique lead to lasting behavioural change better than the already discovered...
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> hypnotic suggestion?>
> or audiotapesFaster results?
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> (thinking of the graphic tapes of smoking here for example)The report mentioned in Health was recently published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. I haven't found the report online.
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