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Page 136
... response to challenge tends to be augmented during trance states . Response among waking individuals can serve as a test of hypnotic susceptibility ; generally , those who respond very positively to challenge subsequently are found to ...
... response to challenge tends to be augmented during trance states . Response among waking individuals can serve as a test of hypnotic susceptibility ; generally , those who respond very positively to challenge subsequently are found to ...
Page 257
... response , rather than the in- fective agents , are the main cause of the disease . De- layed - type hypersensitivity is also a cause of auto - im- mune diseases . AUTO - IMMUNITY ( AUTO - ALLERGY ) For many years it was assumed that ...
... response , rather than the in- fective agents , are the main cause of the disease . De- layed - type hypersensitivity is also a cause of auto - im- mune diseases . AUTO - IMMUNITY ( AUTO - ALLERGY ) For many years it was assumed that ...
Page 258
... response or to suppress one that has already occurred . If the recipient of a kidney graft , for example , could be prevented from making an immunological response against it , most surgery involving kidney grafts would be successful ...
... response or to suppress one that has already occurred . If the recipient of a kidney graft , for example , could be prevented from making an immunological response against it , most surgery involving kidney grafts would be successful ...
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