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@delusioness has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in May 2025. Resources delusioness has populated their site with include: • Amnesia: What You Need to Remember (Slides) • The Basics • Posthypnotic Responding Away from the Hypnotic Setting - Anna’s Archive • Hypnosis and belief: A review of hypnotic delusions • Predictive Processing, Source Monitoring, and Psychosis | Annual Reviews • Beginner Friendly Primer on Theory • Hypnotizability Enhancement: Clinical Implications of Empirical Findings - Anna’s Archive • Phenomenological Control as Cold Control • Executive control without conscious awareness: the cold control theory of hypnosis • The cold control theory of hypnosis • Ripped Apart – The Automatic Imagination Model (Head Hacking) • Irving Kirsch change | phenomena 2011 hypnosis lecture • Kev Sheldrake - What Do We Know About Hypnosis? • Newbie Guide but for NERDS! • AMANDA BARNIER INTERVIEW — Cosmic Pancakes! • PHENOMENOLOGICAL CONTROL — Cosmic Pancakes! • "Hypno 101" 101 NEEHU 2025 (Slides) • Hypnosis 101 (Slides) • "Hypno 101" 101 NEEHU 2025 (Speaking Notes) • FetLife • Amnesia: What You Need to Remember (Speaking Notes) • @delusionesshypno on Tumblr • Hypnosis as Active Placebo • Trance. Why? – @delusionesshypno on Tumblr • Slightly More In Depth Newbie Guide • Imaginative suggestibility and hypnotizability: An empirical analysis. - Anna’s Archive • Delusioness and Miss Q's Idea List • Hypnotic Inductions and My Own Practice – @delusionesshypno on Tumblr • Sadistic Questioning • Subject's Guide + SAFETY and CONSENT practices • Beyond imagination: Hypnotic visual hallucination induces greater lateralised brain activity than visual mental imagery • Functional Changes in Brain Activity Using Hypnosis: A Systematic Review - PMC • Suggested deafness during hypnosis and simulation of hypnosis compared to a distraction and control condition: A study on subjective experience and cortical brain responses • Hallucinations as intensified forms of mind-wandering