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Purpose: To study the naturo of the hypnosis process an it may relate to induction of a changed motivational state (MKULTRA 84).

Initiated: 19 August 1960 C

Contractor: Dr. as a grantee o

Cost: \$30, 000. 00. (These are supplemental funds; and, although time extensions may bo granted, it is not anticipated that further funds will be made available for this resparch.)

Statua: Continuing.

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TO TSS/0C

1. Date\_of Odligation:N/A

2. Purpose of Project: A study of induction ofhigh motivation in individuals by means-of the development of specific interpersonal relationships(Dr,

3. Progreas to Date:Satiefactory

4.Expiratica Date:N/A

FROM:TSS/CD

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Hona sémcojent If

Bete of Caisiral Parisa- Sino Estanded. Guatíca 28Gpu158\2ypo 0.00

Ferioa Allotcont COONEA 742 525-1137-170 00.0

Fete Falsace 16 Suly58 Can71039 eacc0

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rs Bs a o m  to sstd itt  s ns aea t o B s e  o s o a

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MKe Grantee Dr. 84

H

Aug. - Dee. 1961
\$30,000.00

1. This grant was mede through M in 1961, \$10,000.00 1n August 1961 and \$20,000.00 during the period Sept. -Deo. 1961. The fuuds were provided on a "to-be-expended-as-necessary" basis-for which we secured various sensitive consultation privileges and services. The grantee acknowledged the receipt of the grant and the umexpended balance of \$20,507.53 in his letter dated 28 March 1966. Since no succecsor has been named to M it is unfeasible from a security or cover standpoint to requiro or receive further accountings fron M H

2. It 1s therefore requested that the unexpended portion of H the original grant (\$20,507.53) bo written off based on services being received ia the fon of reseerch roporte.

APPROVED:

C/TSD

CRRTIPICATION

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MEMORANDUM FOR: ChiOf, TSD/BF

SUBJECT Request for Write-off Memorandum-Account C4B

1For-security and-cover reasons BAB. is unable
to give-direction or receive accountings in the namc of
For the same security and cover reasons no individual
organization-hasbeen-named It is therofore unfeastble to require or rece
accountings from
for the unexpended portion of the 1961 grant from in the amount of \$20,507.537

4 2. It is therefore requested-that a writc-off memorandum be-executcd on-this account.

APPROVED

Sidney Cottlieb Chief, TSD

30 Avgust 1967

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TSD/BAB MEMO #232-67

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l  r n        t e te    e e  te pe e t Ie e e o e tt  o     e  t  o ds

e r  rt  r   er s res r oe sa  e  r e e   oe . i  o ae s  ce     o e te o s  nt

n    r   o r       odr

CLOSCNS

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CRRTIVICATTON

Thia is to certify that I have received an accounting froa WULTRA Sub-project f 84 for tho period 18 October 1963 through 17 October 196s. The accounting reflects expenses in the amount of \$5,362.47 agy.inst tho outstanding grant belance of \$25,870.00. The remaining grant balance to ba accounted for 1s \$20,507.53.

Theecounting atatenent and peyuent certification will bo retained in TSD and vill be rade available for. review in TSD if necessary.

I fuurther certify that satisfactory sorvices reprcsented by the accounting have been received and that to the best of ry knowledgo and belier the fumds expended were for the purposes authorized by tho project approval.

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As we discussed sometime ago, it has been my understanding that there Is no time limitation for the expendlture of-miontes froni the and, for this reason; we have avoided expending these exçept in situatlons where no other support could be used or was avallable.

What might appear to have been a very small level of expenditure over time has, In fact, played a vital role\_ in supporting our research activities in allowing us to make necessary guarantees to certain senior staff personnel.

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As we have discussed in the past, the prlmary purpose of this grant has been to provide emergency contingency funds. Thus, it is possible to assure key personnel that continuing support for them would be avallable.even If certain other grants or contracts with government agencles were\_delayed. The laboratory has been fortunate In\_obtaining other support overc this time\_and thus it has not been necessary to use\_the bulk of the grant\_to cover.salaries. I am sure that It will be clear that.contingency funds of this kind are of vital importance in allowing us to hold together the essential nucleus of a research staff. Obvlously we would otherwise lose key-personnelto other institutlons which are in a positlon to make permanent\_guarantees

At this time, we are\_pledging contingency funds pénding approval of contract and continuation ofcontract. It looks highly probable that these contracts will be\_ renewed. If things-progress as expected, we will be enlarging our labocatory and, under\_thoso clrcumstances some\_\$15,000 may be required to facilitate-the converslcn\_of existing\_space\_to approprlate laboratory facilitles. Here agatn we hope to obtain other support to.undertake these modifications, but contingency funds are essentlal to allow. us to: proceed with\_our plans and avold a one to two year delay.

Finally, I would like to explain the item tolhelp underwrite\_the\_conference The bulk of the cost will beborne by Khowever, certaln restrictions exist on the use of the funds which make\_ it imperative\_that a relatively small additlonal amount be avaflable,While only\_\$1, 000 has boen pledged officlally, it is possible that a larger amount may be requlred. This meeting may help to provide access to some of the recent work being carried out by facllltating an informal exchangeof communication.

I hope that thls clarlfles our expenditures to date. I am sure It will be clear that the Importance of these funds to the laboratory has - been completely out of proportion to the amount actually expended. Without contingency funds of this kind, it would not have been possible to accomplish many of the Important studles that have been carrled out in the past and are belng carrled out at thls time.

Treasurer

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March 28, 1966

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Amount expended 1962-63\$4,130.00

Amount expended1964-65 5362.47

Tota! expended- v \$9.492.47 9,492.47

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Memorandum for\_the\_File

Subject:

Telephoned Dr.today requesting-an

answer to my letter of October 19th. He promised to

send me an accounting as fast as he could get the figures

together.

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January=71966

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Time goes by so quickly that I am sure you do not recognize that it has been two years since ypur last accounting on-the-grant to B

My records show that your last accounting was. dated October 17, 1963 and showed expenditures of \$4,130. This leaves a balance of \$25,870 according to my records.

I would appreciate receiving an up-to-date accounting.

Hope all is going well with you. Best personal regards.

Sincerely,

MKU-84

Cctober 19, 1965

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C

C In y file I have a copy of your lettor dated 28 October 1963, which forwarded an eccounting through 17 octobor 1963.

C Dr. letter to you dated 17 October 1963 atates that an

annual abcounting vill bo made, therefore, ve are one accounting in

the arrears with one due this month.

Plehse take the necesaary action to secure accounting or accoun-

tinge to bring Dr. ngrant up to date.

4C

MKV-84

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ee  e eae e rea  rt  s

1: :1. on eer ASTT aetn zed erd Sat advces pr r ae   roett a e aee ae ar e aer  t a r u  rs non s  o s ee se aoe ero tro re ooer mher obr e e   r  e ase r se   e.

e  o Sore e Se pe o r e o aere seettrd  d d  a  e

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Dear Cp C

Attached please find the\_first\_of.many\_accountings

C to come ont

Total he received was \$30,000.00 Total Expendedsa

as of 0ct.:17,-1963 \$4,130.00. Balance\_in account-\$25,870.00.

October 28,1963

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2 at rtt rt ro         s   as ep              d r  0o t t  t st  t nt n

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August 1, 1963

Dear

Trank you very much for the recent accountings. However,
I am still fogey on Dr. In looking over your Finances reports back thru
the months, I note you received 30,000 for-in Sep1960. 10,000 was diabursed to him in August 1961. 20,000 went

Bto during the Sep-Dec 1961 poriod. Irve à hunch that maybe these two itens rake up the 30,000,

and is accountatlo for it all.
Anyway it's thə 30,000 wo've charged to that 1'm looking for. I'm a newcomer to this business, so maybe the answer-ig available in our recorde, but it's justa matter of knowing where to lookl I'd appreciate any light you might shod on this.

84 C B PeR  2 2 AUG 1963 The \$30,ooo did-go-to-It is to be a 5-ye project, but they had agreed to send. annoal acccontings will try to get them started on the acctg is cut-of the picture re: the 3o.coo. C

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Dea:  C

Pisase excuse the previous absence of accounting to
in reference to thegrant to
Ovcr the past two-years thé expenditures made from this grant were as follows

Mellowship to worked on the posthypnotic phenomencn and is now ih the- process ofcomnpleting. study.. work under this.fellowship was sausteetery-and will represent a larce part ofe:

\$3,000:00

C

ToDr.for statistical consultation

Fire file

330.00

To assist in a-sympostum

200.00

Total spent-to date.

\$4130.00

It has been my understanding that there are no time llmitations for the and we have expenditure of funds\_under the grant from chosen to conserve as much as possible of these funds utilizing other sources of support whenever possible. In the future we shall make an annual accounting of funds expended;

I certify trat cerytees or raterials have been satisfactorilyre…peniitures were incurred cn offlalt stefs.

A C Date: 1464

Very sincerelya

October 17,1963

Executive Secretary

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An investigation orSocially induced special statesof consciousnoss under the direction of Dr.

PRBVIOUSLY RSPORTED::

May 1, 1958 - Apr11 30, 1962- RECEIPTS May 1, 1958- Apr11 30, 1962-DISBURSZMENTS

MAY 1.1962 - APRIL 30.1963

BAIANCE - May1, 1962

I certity that iils have been reerlved -1 …- 4 1 !. xpenditures were incurrol cn al tasiness.

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May 1, 1961 Apri1-30, 1962

Balanco May 1,1961 Received:

\$2.073.32 1,250.00

$$
\because 3 2 3 3 2 \cdots 3 2
$$

Equipment \$==.498.35

Supplies 225-17-

Postage,Freight41.23

Travei 245.60

Subseriptions19.24

Services 1,151.50

Miscellaneous(259.45)

Total-Disbursements

Balance pri1 30,-1962

I have exatined-and-epproved the subaitted expendituroa.

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Date:

D

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Dear Mr• C

Enclosed-please find a preliminary accounting of the:expenditures from the gift of \$25,000.00 to for our research Please note that to date we have expended \$23, 344.38.We-have commitments for the major portlon of the remaining balance to current research. For this reasón, I would appreciate the last installment of \$1,250,00 being forwarded to as soon as conventent for you.

A report covering the research activities\_ undertaken with this gift will be submitted in June, 1962

T have exazined and approved tho qubaitted expenditures.

Datoc 1/0/61

TSS/Chehtcal DiviaIon

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Disbursements for the Period: 5/1/61-to 10/31/61

Equipment \$498:35

Supplies 201.17

Postage 32.23

Travel 94.40

11 Books 12.24

ServicesPurchased10931

Subjects 720.00

Tota1\$166720

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Disbursements

This\_is a true statement of expenses as reported to the Society.

I have exazinad and approved the submitted expenditures.

Date: 1/1/20

TSS/Chemieal Division

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Rey Be y  e e  k:

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Cost Account1125/491902

Object Class.

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MEMORANLUR4FORCOMTTROLLER

ATTEvTICtFloanCe Divieico

SUBJSCT iMULRA, Subprojeot C4, Additlonal Authorization Mo. 2

Under the authority graated in the wesorandum dated

13 Apri1 1953 Troa the DCI to the DD/A, and the extension of

this authority in subeequent memoranda, Subprojeet 8h hao been

approved and \$30,000.00 of tha over-al1 10/TRA projoct fubde

bas beed obligated to cover tho aubprojeot expenses. This

odllgation of furls should be charged to Allotuent Muber 1525-

1009-1902.

APPROVSD POR ODLICATION

OF FUNDS1

I CERTIFY THAT RUNDS ARE AVAILABLE L2AG ORUGATION RERENC CRGE 10 12310911

Research birector

Date: 19 AUG 1960

Diatributioni Orig à 2 - Addreeoce 1 --TSD/0 1TSD/FASS

TSD/RB(17 Aug. 60)

A

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17 Auguet 1960

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MMORANDUM FOR: CHIEF. PINANCE DIVISION

VIA

1 TSo/Bidget Officer

SUBJECT

MLRA, Subproject 8, Invoico Ro. 2
A110tment-1525-1009-1902

1. Invoice No. 2 for the above subproject is attached. Payment should bo nede as followsr

Caahier'a check 1n the amount of \$30,000,00, drawn end made payable to

2. Please forward the chack to Chief, TSD/Reseerch Branch through TSD/Budget Offiesr by Tueeday, 5 Septeaber 1960.

3. This is a finel invoice. Bowever, aince it is anticipated that adaitional funds vill be obligated for this project, the files should not be closed.

Attachedt Invoice & Certificatlona

Diotributio.1 Orig & 2- Addrvssee

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NOMORANDUN POR: CHIEF, FOHANCZ DIVISION

VIA :=T6o/oudget ofricer

SUBJECT MLTRA, Subproject 84, Invoico No. 2 A110taent 1525-1009-1902

1. Invoice No. 2 for the above oubproject is atteched. Payment should bo nede as follova:

Cashier'e check 1n the acunt of \$30,000.00, dravn ond made peyable to 8

2. Please forvari tha check to Chier, TaD/Research Branch through Tso /Budgot Officer byTueeday, 5 Soptenber 1960.

3. This is a final invoice. Hovever, eince it is anticipated that adiitional-funde vill bo obllgated for this project, tho filos should not be closed.

Chief TSD/Research Branch

Attachedt Invoice & Certifications

-CHEEK MOUNT OFS
RECEIVEO

Distributiont Orig & 2- Addressço

1TSD/FASS

I CERTIFY THAT FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE OMIGATICH REFERENCE N CHARCE 10 ALLOTNRIT NO 25-/Y

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23 August 1960

ALTHORIZING ORFICER

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INVOICE

CERTIPICATIONS

(1) It is hereby certified that thie ie Invoice No. 2 applying to Subproject No. 84 of MalTRA, that perfonmance ie satisfactory, that services are being acconplished in accordance with mptual agreemente, that a detailed agenda of the payments and receipta is on rile in TSD/mg, that this bill is juat and correct erd that payment thereof has not yet been .saie.

Chief, Tsb/Rosearch Branch

Date:

(2) It is hereby certified that thia invoice applies to Subproject No. 8h of MaLTRA vhich was duly approved, and that the project 1a being carried out in accordanca\_vith be memorandua of 13 April 1953 from the DCI to the DD/A, and the extension or this authority in subeequent memoranda.

Dato:

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MEMORANDUM FOR:--THE RECORD=

Renewal-of MKULTRA-84,-Fartial.Support for Project at 84C Drs. and Mr A

SUMMARY rt waa decided that the\_\$30,000-should be provided as partisl support for this project trrough researchfunds.will cone from The 0の Agency will:have access to all the resülts from this laboratory.

is presently unwittir? of Sponsor, but-it is contemplated-that he wll be.aade-wittingin Septeaber

research-since virtuallyevery problea he has set-for himself has a bearing upon Agency interests.

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MEMORANDUM FOR:- THE RECORD

SUBJECT:- Continuation of MKULTRA, Subproject 84

1. The purpose of Subproject 84 is to support in part the research progran of -Drr to study the\_induction of high motivation in individuels by means of the developgent of specific iaterpersonal relationshipe. Expansion of.this project along lines of major Agency interest requires a grant of \$30,000.00 to supplement funds which are available from and It is expected that no future fuinds will be provided for this research although, considering the scope of this study, time extensions may be granted..

2. Three major areas of interest encompass the scope of this research program:

8i Basic research on the nature of special states of\_consciousress which to date has focused upon particular aspects of the trance state.

b. Methodological studies which bave dealt with the solution of problems which are a prerequisite to progress in basic research.

c:-Methodological studies dealing with instrumentation problems which have major importance for some-current research interests.

Considerable progreas has been made to-date in each' of these areas. A

statement of progress is aprended.

3. An additional-reason for supporting this project is to provide

a sound scientific setting for the operationel use of a physician

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4. The partial support of this project beginning 1 June 1960 vill not exceed \$30,000. Charges should be made againat Allotment 1525-1009-1902

S. This Subproject will be handled as a grant-in-aid from and the bandling of funds disbursed will follow the standard practice set up for that organization.

6. This project has been handled to date in a Government Sterile fasbion and none\_of the personnel athave been witting of true sponsorship. It is contemplated that Dr.will be made witting of sponsorship and purpose on or about 1 Septeaber 1960 in order to guide his projeet along lines that will further Agency operatlonal\_needs.

APPROVED POR OBLIGATION OF FUNDS:

Attached: Statement of Progress

Distribution: Original only.

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Meporandum tc B Subject -Cm Rroject

Attached please find a progress report froa Dr.

Continuation of suort for theproject is requested. Justification for the support follows:

1. Dr.  work in hypnotism is an area of direct use to the Sponsor. Hypnotism is a subject that is continually be suggested as the panacea to all the Sponsor's problems and needs to be exapined exhaustively.

2. Dr.  has publized on a countrywide basis as vell as to mary other organizations where he has presented publications.

3. In keeping with the basic objectives of.initial grants from to enccurage and stimulate work in areas of interest to the Sponsor this project during the past two years has attracted both support and additional funds frong It is felt that support provides the basis for enriching the investigations, insures that we get the first and best reporting on all work there in the laboratory and maintains.afacility for special crash projects on a continual basis.

has approved continuation of this grant. In addition the panels have expressed grbat interest in the work in these two fields being done under this project and have suggested its continuation.

It is recommended that an additional grant of \$30,000.00 be made to insure continued work in this"vital"area,

Whinre is Miget 2

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In this report I would like to first express ey apprectation to the Directors and Officers. of for the assistance which has given to our work, Not only have we bad coaalder able financial support but of equal tmportance havo bosn the very frultful euogestlons by several of the scientists azaoclated with as well as the continulng active supporting rola which the group hes played. Without both the financial and psychological support much of the research wculd neyer have been successfully undertaken.

This report will describe brlefly the activitles supported by funds in whole or in part slncs May 1, 1958. Some of the papers which have evolved from the ressarch supported by are apponded to thla report.

The resoarch hich has been, undertaken may be thought of as covering thres separata but intoriependent areas. 1. Basic rosearch on the nature of special states of consciousnees which to date has focused upon particular aspacts of the trance state.2.Methodological studies which have-dealt with the solution of problems which are a preroquisite to progress in bapic reeearch. 3.Methodolootcel atudias dealing with instrumentatlon problem& whloh have major importance for some current research interests.

1. Studies dealing with the Nature of the Hypnotlo State.

The theoretical framework in which our studies of hypnosla have boen conducted has boen to vlew the hypnotic state as having two well demonatratod coopononts; 1.) an increased motivation to comply wlth the suggoptions of the hypnotist, and 2.) the tendency on the part of the subject to play the role of a hypnotized subject. A third more basic but less understood aapect la, what we háve termed, "the essence of hypnosle". Whule the source of the incressod motlvation and an understanding of the desire to role-play ara basic issues, we havs concantratod on the "assence.of hypoosla" in the bollef that it is thla, rather than the other factors, which is uniquely related to a variety of psychological experiences, such as myatical oxporiences, sensory deprivatlon effocts, iplacebo effects, and, of course, hyprosia. A paper concoptualizing one particular apect of this problem 15 appended, Thie projoct has beon fortunate to have had Dr Passcclated with it from the onget,First as a and curentiy as a fellów.In a provious study the concept of trance loglc was diacussed A study of hallucinationa in hypeosis compared the performance glven by faking awbjects with that of deeply hypnotizod individuala, A paper discusaing thia rossarch wai roed and will soon appeer in À preliminary draft in ditto fora is appended.

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The difforencos between dseply\_hypnotlzed subjects and simulators seemed to prerent a way of asking questions as to what the hypnotlc state adda above and beyond.high motivatuon and role-playlng. This line of investigation 1s currently being followed and pllot work is being done using films of both simulators and real-subjects,thus making possible judgemant at various unifora points by observers who all\_see\_the sama thing. It la hoped that this will help to reveal that which distinguishes real and. simulating subjects and thus shed light on the nature of the process itself.

A major Investgation was undertakan on tha suppression of pain by hypnosis. This study 1s curently being re-written into a major publication. Three majcr findings emerged from this study: l.) for just about all practical purposes there wore no differences In physiological reactivity. to pain arong any of our experimental conditions, \_2.) in general, only tiny phyaiological tagpones to pain occurred even in the waking control conditlon,\_and 3.)\_our subjecis showed far less sicns of stress in this experimental situation than in other experiments at uaing roughly comparable amounts of eléctric ahock The study strongiy suggests that hypnotic analgosia reduces the overreaction to poin undor conditons of apprehenaioo and-stresa but has no effect on the physiological responsa to painful sumulus undar conditiona of rainiraal anxdoty. :Hoving establiahed this point, the need fcr another experlmental atudy becomes apparent to investlgate the offect of hypnotic anslgesla in conditions where anxlety is maximized. Wo would anticipate that under.thesa\_conditions markod differencee would emergs. A very interestng point, bowever, will be to determine whether or not similer differences may emerge evan in the slmulating eubjects.' In other words, whother hypnosls as a process or state protocts the individual experiencing intense ansfety or whether.the hypnotic situation, regardless of the subjective\_experlēnce, serves thls function.

C A pllot study was undertaken has been affiliated with this project for soms tims. Tne response of hypnotized and simulating subjects to roquests to expiosa feer, deprosslon, happiness, and anger was studlod. Pilot studies have suggeated that simulators\_are able to control their enotons to a far greater degree than assumad heretofor and that this oontrol is no less than an Individual in hypnosie. This study does not deal with an aruificially Induced aituation but meroly with the effect of dlrect suggestlons and a rigorous study of this phenomenon is now being conducted,

For the past one and one-half years a study has beon conducted of the trance phenomena occuring in tha Pantaoostal churches with the-vlew toward understandirg thair relationship to.other atates of conaciousness. A considerable amount of obearvational data is now availlable and ia in the process of bsing analyzed. As a part of thls atudy, the porsonal experiences which one might axpoct of good hypnotlc subjects and Pantecostal church mambers who are trencs

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reactors and non-trance reactors are being investigatad  This study has beon facilitated by the ayallability of Mr-

Mr. is ideally suited to act as research assistance in his project. This-study will not be completed until someline thls summer,

2. Methodology.

In the area of methodology, a paper has been contributed to the symposlura This deais prímarlly with This paper will appear in a book edited by in the near future. A pilot study has been conducted with students dealing with demand characteristics in sensory deprivatlon type situations which-demonstrated tha utility of a process called the pre-experime ntal Interview. A preliminary draft 1s appended.

3. Instrumentation.

A new electrode has been developed for the more adequate measurement of potential GSr. This promises to be more useful for-psycho-physiological work than the-classical resistance GSR. A description of the electrode is being readied for publlcatlon and a careful evaluation of the electrode in comparison with three other electrodes currently used has been performed, A copy of the study, which Is being submitted for publication, is appended.

One further study which has been of considerable interest to. us has baen the Investigation of the subjective pain experience associated with electcic shock. A preliminary attempt has been mede to-scale this along the lines of Wolff, Hardy, and Goodell's efforts. In conjunctlon with this; a new kind of shock electrode:ls being developed which may control spacing-of contact points better than prevlously possible.

Largely through the Initial help which was giyen by t has been possible to obtain substantal support from and, in the form of a contract, from Current studles now in progress are a continuation of the Investigation of real and fake differences in part in collaboratlon with other investigators in other laboratories. Another major effort being undertaken is the study of hypnotizabllity and Its relationship to responsivity in sensory deprivation under mescaline etc. Also, we are studying the occurronce of trance-liké behavior In the normal experlence of subjecta. Part of this major research undertaking will be the repiicaton of  previous reporswhich claimed to predict hypnotizabllity using parte of tha TAT, Rosenzweig's Picture Frustratlon Test, and the Zelgarnik effect, the sway test, the heat illusion test, and personalitý Instruments. Questionnaires developed by our group are aiso usod and we hope that these will aid not only in the predlction of hypnotizability but permit spscific pradlctions to be made about the type of response obtained from each subjüct. A preliminary report on one questonņaire Is in press.

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Another investigation whuch is currently being undertaken along these lines is the evaluation of the newly reported audio-analgesla and the relatlonship which this technlque has to hypnotlc pain suppression. Informal working relationshipe have been astablished with and Dr. It is hoped to evaluate good and bad reactions to this teohnique of analgesia in regerd to subjects trance-like experlencas end\_hypnotizability.

Finally, the controversial qusstlon ofanti-social behavior in hypnosis will be re-evaluated experimontally. It is hoped to be ablo to shed\_considerable light on the limitauona of hypnosis as a technique of controlling behavior in thls manner. A paper has boen written, in part under the auapicas of dealiog with tho potential uses of hypnosis in interrogation and is to ba publlshed

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Published or Presented

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An investigation of Socially inducod apecial states of censoiouonoss under the direotion ef Dr. C

MAY 2, 1958 - APRIL 30, 1952

RECBIPTS:

DISEURSERNTS:

Salaries, Sorvioes R Wages

TOTAL DISVUPSEMRWTS:

PAOR 84-30

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Dear Er AmC Enclosed 1s check in the amount of \$6.250.00 S
representing tha third payrent on the grant thate
is making to your or anization to supcort the work of Dr on Sincerely,

[PAGE 48]
Septenber 11,1558

Enclosed is tint thaunt .500.0
reoresenting the- secord payment on the grant that
is vaking to your or anization to support- tho wor: or Dr on C

The third paywant in the arount of \$6,250.c0 will be forwardəd to-you on or about Decouber 1, 1958, r

Sincerely,

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RECCIPT

fou prqebed da  58. n

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21:28 Lig

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18 Ape11 1958

MOMRANUN FORI THS COOTROLLER

ATRaTIouPinanes Divioico

SUBJOCT 1, jt 84

Usder the euthorlty grnted in the Mswrasul dsted 13 Apri1 1953 fca tho D0I to the DD/A, eod tho exteneioa of thle authority ia suboaqucot mraorende, Gubproject 8h has beon erpzoved, and \$25,Cc0.00 of the over-al1 Projoot HULTA funds have teen cbiigated to covor the autprojeot'e expantos and hould bo charged to A11otaont 8-2502-10-001.

APPROVID FOR CSLIGATIOH OZ FUNEG1

Pecosrch Dliector

I CERTEY THAT FUNDS ARE AVAILASIS 28 CRIGATÉCN MNREKE H. 5178 CHARGE1OOTMES0 RT1=

Distrituticar Orig 6 2 = AGireeae0 1-TSs/00 1TOS/PASB 1-TE8/6RB

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MEMORANDUM FORT CHIEE. FINANCE DIVISION

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SUBJECT

t \_ MKULTRA Subproject 84, Iavoice No. 1 Al1otmept 8-2502-10-001

1. Involce No. l for the above subproject la attached. Payment should be made aa followe:

Caahler'a check in the amouot of \$20, 000. 00, drawn on and made payable to B

2. Please forward the check to Chtef, TSS/Chomical Diviaion through TSS/Budgot Officer by Wedaceday, 30 July 1958.

3. This is a flaal involce. A total of \$25, 000.00 was obligated under this subproject durlng FY 58. However, aince it is anticipated that additlonal funda will be obllgated for this projoct. the files should not be closed.

TSS/Chemtcal Diylalon

Attachments: Involce & Certifications CHE MOUNT DE D2A

16 July 1958

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For services

CERTIFICATIONS

(1) It is hereby certified that thle ls Invoice No. lapplyiog to Subprojoct No, 84 of MKULTRA, that parformance is satisfactory, that sorvices are being accomplished in accordance with mutual agreements, that a detailed agenda of the payments and recelpte le on flle in TSS/CD, that this bill is just and correct and that paymont thoreof has not yet been made.

Chiaf, TSS/Chemical Divisioa

Date:\_

(2) It is hereby certified that this lavoice applles to Subproject No. 84 of MKULTRA whlch was duly approved, and that the project is being. carrled out In accordance with the memorandum of 13 April 1952 from the DCI to the DD/A. and the extension of this authority lo subsequent memoranda. 1

Rsearch Director

INVOICE

\$20,000.00

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CERTIFICATION

(3) It is hereby certified that tho program under pubproject 39 bas been gatlsfactorily completed. It is requested, thorefore. thet \$5,000. 00 on Iovoice /1 of subproject 84 be crodited to oubproject 39. Thle credit ropreceats tho retura of unuaed funde of subprojece 39 origlõally charged to Allotment 6-2502-l0-001, MOR

Date:

Chief, TSS/Chemical Divleioo

Date:\_

Research Director

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Memo to :-A 84-38 Sulyect: Fuinche eld puer Uears

1. The foedo winig feande have been returned to after funding endicated projects in prevrious years prevrcus years : 9,034.11 Han2

B-(a) 5T000.00 C-—(2) mc have additional clrin to mrake againch the tlor above amount liefore the termination  the project, dhergfare d weeld reserrtend toitholdenng delayjing mak ing the fiscel adyustient untel further motifecetion 3. Ruemeod tlat adjutmet (a) above be made  eopint the .25000 00 on the edtne project. #83 C-

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MEORANNN PORI TIS COOTACLIER

ErtanTicePicaaco Divieion

GURJECT 1, bpojet 8h

Undor tho authority granted in tho MasvAntn duted 13 April 1953 troa the DCI to tho D0/A, and the extera1ca of this autbority ia sabeequent neaoranda, Subproject 8h bas beea approved, ad \$25,000.c0 09 tho over-all Projoot 181ra fuds hava bean cblizated to cover the subprojeot'e axpecees and shanld  charged to A1lotoent 6-25c2-10-00l.

AFPAVED TOR CELIGATION OP FODGI

Feecerch Diector

Dater

Diatributicai Orig & 2 = Addrossce : 1- TSS/0 1 - TSS/P1SB 1-TS3/6RB 2-TSS/CD

TSS/cD(18 Apr 1958)

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MEMORANDUM FOR.THE RECORD

SUBJECT: Project MKULTRA, Subproject 84

1. The purpose of thia subproject 1s thefpartial support of the activities of Dr. of in his work on the induction of high motivation in individuals by means of the development of specific interpersonal relationabips.The attached proposal indicates the general areas of coverage and the techniques that will be exploited.Dr. project vill require two years to complete and wiil cost a total of \$34,000.00 for thatperiod. He has CD requested that grant of\$25,000,00 to supplement funds which are available to him tender a from other sourceai 0

2. The-Board of Directors of has considered this proposal and recommends that it be accepted on its merite and upon the demonstrated capability of its chief investigator.

3. Agency-intereet in work along the lines which\_will be pursued by Dr. centers-around three salient points. First of all, even though the study is oriented in a very extensive and little underatood field, 1.e. individusl-motivation, the work itself wiil be divided into segments of apractical and realiatic size, both from the atandpoint of the research itself and that of later practical application of the results in Agency-type-situatione: Secondly, the developmentof techniques for altering or generating high motivation in individualsia-the logical exteneion of the program of development of techniques for individual assessment now being carried out by the Agency. The ability to assess an egent adequately will-only become a powerful operational tool when it is accompanied by the ability to uãe such knovledge in conjunction with techniques for the production of high motivation toward Agency goala. Finally, in carrying out this work, it appears that Dr.  will probably establish in fair measure the limits of usefulness of hypnosie, since it is one of the-motivating techniques which vill be investigated. It would serve a useful purpose-to tbe Agency to have this information developed on a sound scientific basis.

4. The cost of this project for a period of two years beginning 1 May 1958 wil1 not exceet\_\$25,000.00. Charges should be made against A110tment8-2502-10-001

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5. This eubproject will be handled as a grant-in-aid from Eand the handling of funds disbursed will follow the standard practice set up for that organizetion,:

6. This project will be handled in a Government Sterile fashion and none of the personnel at will be witting of-true sponsorahip or purpose of theinvestigation.

Chief TSS/Chemica1 Division

APPROVED FOR OBLIGATION OF FUNDS:

Afi628-19581 Date

Distribution:= Crig. only

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