Thomas Edison, Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla, Aldous Huxley, Sergei Rachmanicoff, Chopin,
Goethe. What do these people have in common? They all used hypnosis to explore and …

Studies in the field of experimental hypnosis highlighted the role of hypnotizability in the
physiological variability of the general population. It is associated, in fact, with a few …

Hypnotizability refers to the individual responsiveness to hypnosis, and literature shows that
the greater the hypnotizability, the more effective the hypnotic suggestions. So far, few …

Updated and revised in response to developments in the field, this fifth edition of Hypnosis
with Children describes the research and clinical historical underpinnings of hypnosis with …

Susceptibility to hypnosis is a very pervasive psychophysiological trait characterized by
different attentional abilities, information processing, and cardiovascular control. Since near …

Hypnotizability is a cognitive trait associated with differences in the brachial artery flow-
mediated dilatation of individuals with high hypnotizability (highs) and low hypnotizability …

Hypnotizability is a trait associated with several physiological correlates including
cardiovascular control. The present study aimed to investigate the posterior cerebral artery …

Hypnotizability, as measured by standardized scales, accounts for part of the variability of
the general population in several domains. This chapter reviews genetic markers (catechol …

Mounting evidence suggests an association between aberrant sleep phenomena and
dissociative experiences. However, no wake–sleep boundary theory provides a compelling …

Studies conducted in healthy subjects have clearly shown that different hypnotic
susceptibility, which is measured by scales, is associated with different functional …