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  • Title: Affective and metabolic responses to hypnosis, autogenic relaxation, and quiet rest in the supine and seated positions.
    Author: Garvin AW, Trine MR, Morgan WP.
    Journal: Int J Clin Exp Hypn; 2001 Jan; 49(1):5-18. PubMed ID: 11190792.
    Abstract:
    This study examined the influence of hypnosis, autogenic relaxation, and quiet rest on selected affective states and metabolism. The influence of body position (seated vs. supine) on these same outcome measures was also investigated. Anxiety, tension, and overall mood were assessed before and 30 minutes after each treatment, and oxygen uptake was measured continuously. State anxiety, tension, and a general measure of mood were reduced significantly following each intervention, but oxygen uptake did not change with the exception of small, transient alterations during the physical challenges performed in the hypnosis condition. It is concluded that administration of a routine hypnosis induction to healthy individuals results in a reduction of state anxiety and an improvement of mood commensurate with effects achieved by autogenic training and quiet rest, and these effects occur in both the supine and seated position.
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