| Most laboratory studies of hypnopaedia have been poorly constructed and poorly controlled. |
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| We may need to shock her into unconsciousness and reinstate hypnopaedia during this final month. |
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| In infancy the virtues of passive obedience, material consumption and mindless promiscuity are inculcated upon them by means of hypnopaedia or sleep-teaching. |
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| Lenina, true to her hypnopaedia, remarks what an ugly color khaki is. |
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| He was the catalyst for the discovery of hypnopaedia, or sleep-teaching. |
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| The words to which kids doze off sink into them with invisible permanence – and there's a distinct note of Brave New World hypnopaedia about Mommy Rabbit's inexorable drone. |
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