Re:bls/das

No research on this point that I know of.

To me, it seems clinically that eye movements are more cognitive, more cortical. In contrast, sounds or tapping are more subcortical, subliminal, affective. Other people say different things, so it might boil down to personal preference.

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Re:bls/das, by Ulrich Lanius, Ph.D., 10/20/02 Re:bls/das, by missusscarecrow@yahoo.com, 10/21/02 Re:bls/das, by Sandra Paulsen Inobe, PhD, 10/22/02 Re:bls/das, by missusscarecrow@yahoo.com, 10/23/02 Re:bls/das, by Sandra Paulsen Inobe, PhD, 10/23/02 Re:bls/das, by Cahill, 10/26/02 Re:bls/das, by Sandra Paulsen Inobe, PhD, 10/27/02 Re:bls/das, by Cahill, 10/28/02 Re:bls/das, by Prefer Unknown, 10/28/02 Re:bls/das, by Sandra Paulsen Inobe PhD, 10/28/02 Re:bls/das, by missusscarecrow@yahoo.com, 10/28/02 Re:bls/das, by Cahill, 10/28/02 Re:bls/das, by Sandra Paulsen Inobe, PhD, 10/29/02 Re:bls/das, by Cahill, 10/29/02 Re:bls/das, by Cahill, 10/28/02 Re:bls/das, by Cahill, 10/28/02 Re:bls/das, by Sandra Paulsen Inobe, PhD, 10/28/02 Re:bls/das, by Cahill, 10/28/02 Re:bls/das, by missusscarecrow@yahoo.com, 10/29/02 Re:bls/das, by Cahill, 10/29/02 No clinical observation of DID?, by Sandra Paulsen Inobe, PhD, 10/29/02 Re:No clinical observation of DID?, by Cahill, 10/29/02 Re:bls/das, by missusscarecrow@yahoo.com, 10/30/02 Re:bls/das, by Cahill, 10/28/02

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