This journey, Mr. Sinisterra thought, would be provoked by a character's religious vision induced by glue-sniffing, a practice common among Latin American street chidren.
Post hoc analyses revealed that the main effect of vision only applied to the TD group: removal of vision induced significantly lower SampEn values for this group, t(10) = 4.735, p <.001, whereas removal of vision did not lead to a change in regularity for the AN group (t(10) = 0.673, p >.1).
Next came a red backdrop, with "Strengthening Our Economy" as the double-vision-inducing slogan.
They also have rites for vision and divination, sometimes with the aid of a vision-inducing communal drinking ceremony.
Peyote music, a type of Native American music associated with the sacramental consumption of the vision-inducing peyote cactus (Lophophora) by followers of the Native American Church.
Peyote, a vision-inducing intoxicant, is an important element in the Huichol culture, and the 31 paintings on display in the downstairs temporary exhibition galleries here are radically hallucinogenic, full of brilliant colors and shimmering auras.
The study suggests that the visions induced by ayahuasca engage the brain's memory circuits, and that this may "feed" activity in the primary visual cortex, which in turn drives activity in the other visual areas.
Bangs was a bright, high-strung kid who, while in high school, fell hard for the visions in Jack Kerouac's books and Miles Davis's music; he fell just as hard for the visions induced by wacky methods of getting high (drinking vanilla extract, lacing chocolate shakes with nutmeg).
In seeking vision-inducing art, Huxley focused both on things seen very close-up and on far-away landscapes.
In this film, Tony, Natasha, Thor, Cap, and Banner all have visions induced by the Scarlet Witch.
The translucent tape allowed for participants to feel both removed from the tunnel-vision induced by similarly enclosed spaces, and connected to the museum visitors below them.
