Submit Thesis Abstract

Upon submission of the following form, the thesis supervisor will be emailed and asked to verify the accuracy of the submitted information. Once this verification has been received by the journal, the thesis abstract will be published online.



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The name of the degree (i.e. Master's of Arts, Doctor of Philosophy, etc.).

If thesis is published online. Include http:// or ftp:// at the start (i.e. http://www.sfu.ca/path/to/thesis.pdf).

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Please include any additional comments that may be relevant to your submission.

Author and Supervision


If checked, the student email will be published with the thesis abstract.

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Indexing

Choose terms that best describe the thesis content following the categories used by this journal. Separate terms with a semi-colon (term1; term2; term3).

  Medicine; Psychology; Social Work; Nursing; Education
   
  Library of Congress Classification
   
  Attention; top-down control; Medicine; Psychology; Social Work; Nursing; Education; Regulation; control; Hypnosis; trance state; abreaction; Psychotherapy;mind body regulation;amir raz podcast;interview with dr irving kirsch;mind-body regulation
   
  Atlantic Canada; Central Canada; Western Canada; United States; Europe; Asia; Middle East;
   
   
  age; gender; cultural background; medical diagnosis;
   
  Case Study; Evidence-Based Practice; Clinical Trials; Meta-Analysis;
   

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