Hypnotic suggestibility has been described as a powerful predictor of outcomes associated
with hypnotic interventions. However, there have been no systematic approaches to …

The authors detail their multidisciplinary collaboration of cardiologists, physiologists,
neurologists, psychologists, engineers, and statisticians in researching the effects of …

In recent decades, hypnosis has increasingly moved into the mainstream of scientific inquiry.
Hypnotic suggestions are frequently implemented in behavioral, neurocognitive, and clinical …

The analysis of the methods sections of 66 normalization tests of hypnotizability scales
reveals that out of 33,338 subjects, 58.57% were college and university students, and the …

Hypnotic-focused analgesia (HFA) was produced in 20 highly hypnotizable subjects
receiving nociceptive stimulations while undergoing functional magnetic resonance imaging …

Introduction Hypnosis research indicates that subjects are not equally hypnotizable. Most
studies on hypnotizability focused on the relationships with personality or cognitive …

Highly hypnotizable people have particular personal characteristics, and they differ in
substantial ways from their less hypnotizable counterparts. They often become deeply …

ABSTRACT The Harvard Group Scale of Hypnotic Susceptibility, Form A (HGSHS: A), is
commonly used to test hypnotizability. There is still some controversy about what exactly …

This paper presents norms for an Italian translation of the Stanford Hypnotic Susceptibility
Scale, Form C (SHSS: C; Weitzenhoffer & Hilgard, 1962). Archival data on hypnosis …

Hypnosis is a powerful tool to affect the processing and perception of stimuli. Here, we
investigated the effects of hypnosis on the processing of auditory stimuli, the time course of …