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The act of implementing a hypnotic state is called an induction procedure. At the moment, there is no proof or proven facts as to which methods are the best and most effective. A lot of people think Hypnosis is swinging a pendulum, and as this may be one way, it isn’t proven to be the most effective, and it most certainly isn’t the only method. The most common method is the Hypnotist claiming that the person who is going to get hypnotized, has very heavy eyelids, and they are about to close, trying to make them very relaxed hoping to send them into a deep state of mind. This relaxation method is not a key factor, and there are other vigorous methods.

However widespread and popular hypnosis may be, their is a limited amount of response someone may have to it. Not everyone can be hypnotized – Around 10% can though. There is little evidence linking susceptibility to intelligence or personality traits, however their are links to a persons imagination. Recent research suggests that highly hypnotizable people have high sensory and perceptual gating abilities that allow them to block some stimuli from awareness (Barnier, McConkey, and Wright, 2004).

A common claim is that no-one can be hypnotized at their own will. As always there are always counter claims, and in this case as you cannot make someone something they may not wish to do, you can always make them change their mind. This is called disinhibiton and can sometimes be found in hypnotized subjects and leads to them performing acts that they would normally consider socially unacceptable or simply would not do otherwise.

New research, developed by Gerald Kein, Board Certified Hypnotist, is claiming that everyone can equally be hypnotised. The rule is "people accept hypnosis in direct relationship to the amount of fear they have." Successful hypnosis is attained by the removal of any fear their may be present. When fear is removed, someone can be hypnotised for around 5-10 seconds. Generally, mental health professionals are not trained in this, however they are in relaxing people – which is another hypnotic method. (Kein, 1985).

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