This view was called into question, and alternatively, it was claimed and proven that state differences such as motivation, personal relationships, expectations, or demand characteristics amply researched by social-psychological and socio-cognitive hypnosis researchers (e.g., Spanos, 1991 ; Spanos and Coe, 1992 ; Kirsch, 2001 ; Lynn et al., 2019 ) play a much more important role, quite apart from the fact that situational and contextual conditions may be significant.
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HGSHS-5:G-First results with the short version of the test for the Harvard Group Scale of Hypnotic Susceptibility and a comparison with the full version.
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