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HYPNOSIS Major effects: Who is Susceptible? increased suggestibility dissociation distortions loss of volition possible improvement in memory Who is Susceptible? 15% highly susceptible / 10% highly resistant fantasy prone individuals absorption factor expectancy factor Alan M. Rubin, 1999

HYPNOSIS Trance view: altered state of consciousness involuntary responses elicited by suggestions split in levels of consciousness amnesic barriers may form Non-trance view: social interaction no special processes purposeful, goal directed action subjects’ interpretation based on relationship to the influencer Alan M. Rubin, 1999