Altered States of Consciousness during Exercise, Active-Alert Hypnosis, and Everyday Waking State.

The International journal of clinical and experimental hypnosis Pub Date : 2022-07-01 Epub Date: 2022-07-08 DOI:10.1080/00207144.2022.2093644

Eniko Kasos, Krisztian Kasos, Emese Józsa, Katalin Varga, Éva Bányai, András Költő, Attila Szabó

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This retrospective study was a nonrandomized comparison of exercisers' (runners and participants of a spinning class) states of consciousness with subjects of active-alert hypnosis (AAH) and students in a class (control). Three hundred and seventy-five participants completed the Phenomenology of Consciousness Inventory (PCI). Runners, spinners, and participants of AAH scored higher on the altered experience and altered state of awareness dimensions of the PCI than the control group. Runners scored higher than participants of AAH and the control condition on the rationality dimension, and spinners scored higher than participants in the AAH condition. The AAH group scored lowest on the self-awareness dimension. On the volitional control dimension, the spinning and control groups scored significantly higher than the runner and AAH groups. The results suggest that exercise may lead to states of consciousness similar to AAH and thus increase responsiveness to a coach's training suggestions.

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运动时意识状态的改变、主动警觉催眠和日常清醒状态。

这项回顾性研究是一项非随机比较锻炼者(跑步者和动感单车课的参与者)与主动警觉催眠(AAH)的受试者和课堂上的学生(对照组)的意识状态。375名参与者完成了意识现象学量表(PCI)。跑步者、旋转者和AAH参与者在PCI的改变体验和改变意识状态维度上的得分高于对照组。跑步者在理性维度上的得分高于AAH组和对照组，而旋转者在理性维度上的得分高于AAH组。在自我意识这一维度上，情绪不稳定组得分最低。在意志控制维度上，旋转组和对照组得分显著高于跑步组和AAH组。结果表明，运动可能会导致类似于AAH的意识状态，从而增加对教练训练建议的反应。

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