hypersuggestibility

The chief phenomena underlying the hysterical type of mind are weakness of the will and of the intellect, hypersuggestibility, and negativism.

Dan Agin: Armistice Day, the Great War, and Brains: A Tale of Woe 2009

While the summary gives the wrong impression regarding hypersuggestibility within the general population implying that deep trance hypnosis is a rare occurrence when suggestibility and hypnotizeability are actually not the same thing, something a number of hypnotists are also not aware of:

Hypnosis Overrides Reading Ability . . .. . . nothing new, been there, done that but . . . 2005

While the summary gives the wrong impression regarding hypersuggestibility within the general population implying that deep trance hypnosis is a rare occurrence when suggestibility and hypnotizeability are actually not the same thing, something a number of hypnotists are also not aware of:

Life of Brian: 2005