The Fantasy-Prone Personality

Wilson, S. C., & Barber, T. X. (1983). The Fantasy-Prone Personality: Implications for Understanding Imagery, Hypnosis, and Parapsychological Phenomena. Wiley.

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1983

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• Fantasy-prone personality
  • Fantasy-prone personality is a research construct describing people with unusually extensive and vivid involvement in fantasy and imagination across time, originally characterized through highly hypnotizable participants and later studied with psychometric measures; it is not itself a formal psychiatric diagnosis.

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