Figure 8-1. KINESTHETIC SENSE OF WEIGHT OF OBJECTS |
BACKGROUND FACTORS | EFFECTS | |
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More Drug Experience | More frequent: Tactile imagery | Less frequent: Objects seem massive |
More educated | More intoxicated for: Objects seem massive | Less frequent: Surfacs feel rough New temperature qualities Less intoxicated for: Surfaces feel smooth Surfaces feel rough |
Males | Less frequent: Objects seem massive | |
Meditation | Less intoxicated for: New touch qualities Touch more sensual |
Just | Fairly | Strongly | Very Strongly | Maximum | |||||||
| TASTE BROKEN INTO COMPONENTS | ||||||||||
TIME DELAY BETWEEN CHEWING AND TASTING | |||||||||||
TASTE IMAGERY ENHANCED | |||||||||||
SALIVATE A LOT | |||||||||||
RETASTE FOOD WHEN BELCHING | |||||||||||
CRAVE SWEET THINGS | |||||||||||
NEW QUALITIES TO TASTE | |||||||||||
ENJOY EATING AND EAT VERY MUCH | |||||||||||
Just | Fairly | Strongly | Very Strongly | Maximum |
BACKGROUND FACTORS | EFFECTS | |
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More Drug Experience | More frequency: Retaste food when belching Salivate a lot | Less frequency: Delay between chewing and tasting Enjoy eating, eat a lot Less intoxicated for: Vivid taste imagery |
Meditation | More frequency: Retaste food when belching | Less frequency: Vivid taste imagery Less intoxicated for: Vivid taste imagery |
Figure 8-3. DIFFERENT PHYSICAL LOCATIONS FOR SMELL COMPONENTS
Note.For guide to interpreting the "How Stoned" graph, see note on Figure 6-1. |