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hypnotize /hyp·no·tize/ (-tīz) to induce a state of hypnosis.
hypnotize [hip′nətīz] 1 to put into a state of hypnosis. 2 to fascinate, entrance, or control through personal charm. hypnotize (hip´nōtīz), v to put into a state of hypnosis in which there is a condition of heightened suggestibility. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Arranged to echo the flow of a standard evaluation and treatment sessions, Trance & Treatment discusses how to use the author's "Hypnotic Induction Profile", a 10-minute clinical assessment procedure that connects hypnotizability to the patient's personality style. The two groups showed about the same levels of intelligence, psychological health, hypnotizability, and tendency to fantasize, the researchers hold. Among psychiatric patients, says Spiegel, a high level of hypnotizability appears to be a marker of a dissociative disorder. |
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