MORI 190700

[PAGE 1]
On wednesday, 31 larch 195h, SI and Ii Experimentaticn and lesearchi was carried on in Room 20, Laildin: l3, with the following subjects prcuett:

A general low inguction was given to all hands prosent, and for the rocord, liisscd and, appeared to chtain a deeper state of hypnosis than they had heretofore.

Following this experiment, qnother experiment was run on the testing; of emotions produced under hypnosis. All presont were used in this test and tie reactions of each person were noticed and studied. Ihe first cmotion or state of mind surested vas What of: anger. All. individuals responded to this but, only liis fesponded intensely; her breatbing became, rapidand her face became flushed and distorted. rand reacted to a very sliht degree hlso reacted quite visibly.

The second erotion or shato of mind given to ail present was that of joy or trimmphaAain llio reacted noticeably and to a certain extent i eacted in a positive way. The others presnet, however, cid not react excessively. At the completion of these tests all hands were asked if thcy fclt the emotion and the cause of it. All stated they definitely felt a reaction and most of the individuals rrcsent wore able to state cxactly uhat had caused their reactions éither plcasant or unpleasnat.

Followins; this, tests were riu by the writer using a hand-rising signal describing; various scenes to individuals present and vas able to produce, apparently good visual. hallucinations. Ilouever, only was able to hear the ringing of bells based on suestion. or ,who are exceptionally food subjects couju not hdar bells ringing in this test although extonsive efforts to produce this phenomena were not attemptod. All hands were given a final. brief induction to romove previously iven Pll surestions.

A/8, 3, 2/6

TO THE FILES