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A '''novel cognitive state''' ~~can be~~ defined as any ~~alteration of one's consciousness~~ which does not merely amplify or suppress familiar states of mind, but rather induces an experience that is qualitatively different from that of ordinary consciousness.

<onlyinclude>A '''novel cognitive state''' is defined as any [[cognitive effects|cognitive effect]] which does not merely amplify or suppress familiar states of mind, but rather induces an experience that is qualitatively different from that of ordinary consciousness.

Although many [[transpersonal effects|transpersonal]] and [[psychological effects]] also technically fit into this definition, they are excluded from this category of effects as they have their own defining qualities which standard novel states do not.

This page lists and describes the various novel states which can occur under the influence of certain [[psychoactive substance index|psychoactive compounds]].

~~===Autonomous voice communication===~~

~~{{Main|Autonomous voice communication}}~~

~~{{:Autonomous voice communication}}~~

===Cognitive dysphoria===

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~~===Enhancement and suppression cycles===~~

~~{{Main|Enhancement and suppression cycles}}~~

~~{{:Enhancement and suppression cycles}}~~

===Multiple thought streams===

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~~===Spatial disorientation===~~

~~{{Main|Spatial disorientation}}~~

~~{{:Spatial disorientation}}~~

===Thought loops===

===Time distortion===

=== Time distortion ===

{{:Time distortion}}</onlyinclude>

===See also===

*[[Subjective effect index]]

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*[[Cognitive effects]]

===References===

[[Category:Effect group]]

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-A '''novel cognitive state''' can be defined as any alteration of one's consciousness which does not merely amplify or suppress familiar states of mind, but rather induces an experience that is qualitatively different from that of ordinary consciousness.
+<onlyinclude>A '''novel cognitive state''' is defined as any [[cognitive effects|cognitive effect]] which does not merely amplify or suppress familiar states of mind, but rather induces an experience that is qualitatively different from that of ordinary consciousness.
+Although many [[transpersonal effects|transpersonal]] and [[psychological effects]] also technically fit into this definition, they are excluded from this category of effects as they have their own defining qualities which standard novel states do not.
 This page lists and describes the various novel states which can occur under the influence of certain [[psychoactive substance index|psychoactive compounds]].
-===Autonomous voice communication===
-{{Main|Autonomous voice communication}}
-{{:Autonomous voice communication}}
 ===Cognitive dysphoria===
 {{Main|Cognitive dysphoria}}
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 {{Main|Conceptual thinking}}
 {{:Conceptual thinking}}
-===Enhancement and suppression cycles===
-{{Main|Enhancement and suppression cycles}}
-{{:Enhancement and suppression cycles}}
 ===Multiple thought streams===
 {{Main|Multiple thought streams}}
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 {{Main|Simultaneous emotions}}
 {{:Simultaneous emotions}}
-===Spatial disorientation===
-{{Main|Spatial disorientation}}
-{{:Spatial disorientation}}
 ===Thought loops===
 {{Main|Thought loops}}
 {{:Thought loops}}
-===Time distortion===
+=== Time distortion ===
 {{Main|Time distortion}}
-{{:Time distortion}}
+{{:Time distortion}}</onlyinclude>
 ===See also===
 *[[Subjective effect index]]
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 *[[Cognitive effects]]
 ===References===
+<references />
+[[Category:Effect group]]