Enhancing Suggestibility: The Effects of Compliance vs. Imagery

@article{Lynn2004EnhancingST,
  title={Enhancing Suggestibility: The Effects of Compliance vs. Imagery},
  author={S. Lynn},
  journal={American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis},
  year={2004},
  volume={47},
  pages={117 - 128}
}
  • S. Lynn
  • Published 2004
  • Psychology, Medicine
  • American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis
    • For more than 30 years, studies based on a social-learning, cognitive skillmodel of hypnotic responsiveness have documented appreciable increases on behavioraland subjective measures of susceptibility following hypnotizability modification training(Diamond, l972; Gfeller, Lynn, & Pribble, l987; Kinney & Sachs, l974; Sachs & Anderson,l967; Springer, Sachs, & Morrow, l977). By far the most impressive demonstration oftraining-related increments has come from a body of studies conducted by Spanos… CONTINUE READING
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