Hypnosis

When someone is under hypnosis, they usually try to follow commands to the letter (if they intended to before beginning the procedure). When someone is prompted to try and remember something after they have denied knowledge on the subject, they are likely to 'try' so hard that they make up details that don't exist, especially details that reinforce the subjects personal bias/viewpoints.

Yes. Hypnosis was broadly used by the first psychoanalysts and even today they still use, as well as psychologists from other schools (namely the cognitivists). It's a scientific way to access the mind without the repression of the superego, and it's very effective particularly treating addictions (namely cigarette addiction).

Experiences of hypnosis vary considerably, but most feel very relaxed, detached, and have little desire to move major muscle groups unless told to do so. The hypnotic state is often described along the lines of "dreamlike"; "floating", or like being slightly drunk, but without the negatives. Some experience a general "heaviness" of the body and limbs, but others feel the opposite - a real sense of "lightness".

Frequently sense of time is distorted (it may seem accelerated or delayed), and it's not uncommon for the hypnotist's voice to sound either very distant, or as if it's "right inside the head". Although most people remain fully aware in hypnosis, focus is usually very narrow, and although background sounds etc will still be heard, generally peripheral awareness is much reduced.

Twitching of small muscles is common, asis watering of the eyes, and vision may be distorted - eg a "tunnel" effect, or sometimes a general "blurring". It is not uncommon for deeply hypnotized people to experience spontaneous erection of the genitalia, which will probably be embarrassing, but is a normal physiological response to being in a REM state.

A few people become somnambulistic - they can open their eyes, stand, walk around, perform tasks etc whilst remaining in deep trance, and it is not unusual for such individuals to experience partial or total amnesia about what what exactly took place whilst hypnotized. These are, however, the minority (10% or less), and most people simply experience a hypnotic trance as an episode of profound relaxation during which they were fully aware of everything.

Generally, hypnotized people are very "literal minded", accepting ideas and suggestions at face value, and they are often quite "playful", and happy to do things without inhibition - unless, of course, what's suggested is offensive to them!

To summarize, most hypnotized people feel calm, happy, and relaxed, and for most it's a positive experience during which they're less inhibited than they might usually be.

Hypnosis can make people do things subconsciously, including kissing someone that they are in love with.

You can but it is complicated.

step 1 - download an app on the ipad / iphone / or ipod touch called "pet recallation".

step 2 - turn on the song "my dog and me" wile your dog is around.

step 3 - Watch your dog peacefuly fall asleep.

Someone who wants to experience hypnosis is most likely to be hypnotized! You can not be hypnotized against your will - you have to be motivated to try it.

The most responsive people are usually of above average intelligence; have good powers of concentration, and are generally able to become deeply absorbed in tasks such as reading. Highly hypnotizable people tend to have strong imaginative and creative capabilities, and are always able and willing to follow instructions. It is also important to be able to suspend critical judgement, and do as asked without questioning or analyzing everything.

People who regularly "dissociate" (eg frequent "daydreamers"), and/ or those who regularly experience "lucid dreams" (ie dreams during which you're aware of the fact you're dreaming, and where sometimes you can even "shape" your dreams), or hypnapompic and hypnogogic episodes when falling asleep and waking are usually extremely responsive to hypnosis, as are those who had imaginary friends in chilhood.

Generally, if someone wants to be hypnotized, and is prepared uncritically to follow instructions, then they can enter hypnosis. The degree of hypnosis attained will, however, vary considerably from person to person - some are a lot better at it than others. Highly critical, "controlling" types, are not good candidates, and those low on willingness to trust are similarly inhibited.

The "Eye Roll Test" is reckoned to be a fairly reliable indicator of "hypnotizability", although some contest this. IMHO, however, anyone willing to "take the test" is already signalling a degree of interest in experiencing hypnosis liable to make them responsive, and those able to roll their eyes right up into their heads so only the whites are showing, and maintain this easily, do tend to be readily hypnotizable.

Hypnosis is not a TM or a HM. the only way for pokemon to learn it is if it learns it through breeding, move tutor or by leveling up. To know if it dose check with a pokemon site.

Unfortunately, Hypnosis is not a TM in Pokemon Black or White. You would have to get it by leveling up.

Yes actually it can if its nature is rash otherwise if it has a different nature it has a 16.2% chance of learning hypnosis but it also have to be a Lvl.59

The history of hypnosis is as ancient as that of sorcery, magic, and medicine; indeed, hypnosis has been used as a method in all three. Its scientific history began in the latter part of the 18th century with Franz Mesmer, a German physician who used hypnosis in the treatment of patients in Vienna and Paris.

Self hypnosis is the act of telling yourself something is true (or not) and believeing it.

Deep meditation is a form of "Free-thinking" or letting yourself think without limitations or distraction.

I can see how you can obscure those two but meditation is completely different from hypnosis even though you are in the same state in bolth!

For theraputical hypnosis you have to get them to completely relax and create expierience by saying why don't you try to imagine __________. you then have to create details in extream high definition. get them to feel like their there. Then icorporate the things that you want them to do into the sentence for instance say "as your running along the pathway you notice that you actually feel energized and refreshed" then say somthing like "for you know that this is you in the near future it may be next month, next week, or perhaps its tomarrow." it doesnt work well on family

For stage hypnosis it requires tons of people and a huge stage now i am not going to tell you how to do stage hypnosis because i belive that you need to work for some things.

Highway hypnosis can be very dangerous as it is easy to have a wreck which can cause injury or death of the operator and others that may be involved. Take breaks as needed, pull over and nap if you need to, break up long trips into a few days and stay in a hotel, get plenty of rest, switch drivers, there are many things you can do to prevent this from happening.

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Well their are lots of stuff to hypnotize someone you may not even know it but you can hypnotize someone by your eyes voice and or use a pendulumn and swing it from side to side.

Yes.

A licensed or certified medical professional will be able to give consumers more information about weight loss hypnosis. There are many doctors that use hypnosis in their practices however it is not officially accepted as a valid means of weight loss by the medical community.

You have to be willing to go under hypnosis in order it to succeed. If you strongly oppose the idea that someone would hypnotize you, it doesn't work. It works best on simple minded people naturally, who has weak will of mind. The hypnosis happens when the hypnotizer makes some snap and you act like he/she has ordered and it stops when the hypnotizer makes another snap. Or then it could go away by time if the second snap is not performed.

Concentration and realization. The second one isn't perfect though. Hypnosis is actually very complicated, so it isn't easy to find an antonym or synonym.

The first stage iof hypnosis is Induction. It's sometimes characterised by the click of fingers. It's a stimulation of fight or flight response and moves the subject into an altered state. Some good examples are here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swsLU9T1NjA&feature=channel_page

Generally a deepening process (getting the subject more deeply into hypnosis) follows - and then therapy or something entertaining in the case of stage hypnosis.

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they produce altered state of consciousness