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1. Suggestibility definition at Dictionary.com, a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms and translation
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2. 1. Suggestibility - susceptibility or responsiveness to suggestion susceptibility, susceptibleness - the state of being susceptible; easily affected Based on WordNet 3.0, Farlex clipart collection
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3. Psychology Definition of Suggestibility: 1
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4. Suggestibility refers to how susceptible we are to altering our behavior based on the suggestions of others
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5. Suggestibility is a scale that was earlier used to understand whether or not people were ‘ hypnotizable ’
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6. In the context of mental health treatment, Suggestibility refers to a client’s vulnerability to accepting information provided by a third party as true, regardless of its veracity
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7. The hyper- Suggestibility of recently traumatized individuals has provided an occasion for exercising political influence and manipulating loyalties
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8. Although hypnosis creates a state of Suggestibility, it does not weaken a person's will or control
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9. Our Suggestibility is simply how we take in information
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10. Depending on your individual Suggestibility type, suggestions are framed and presented to your subconscious mind in hypnosis in a way that they will be most effective
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11. What is the hypothesis relating to cognitive factors of Suggestibility by Wright and Loftus
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12. What is the theory by Reyna and Kiernan 1994 on cognitive factors of Suggestibility.
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13. Definition of Suggestibility in the Definitions.net dictionary
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14. What does Suggestibility mean? Information and translations of Suggestibility in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.
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15. Suggestibility has to do with how we take in information and interpret it
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16. There are two primary types of Suggestibility
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17. Suggestibility is a variable that researchers have the potential to address and manage, through introspection and planning
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18. Examples of how to use “Suggestibility” in a sentence from the Cambridge Dictionary Labs
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19. Suggestibility describes the effects of misinformation from external sources that leads to the creation of false memories
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20. ‘The Suggestibility of and ease with which young children can be ‘coached’ has created an environment where children are often perceived as unreliable in their testimony.’ ‘Yet I suspect that all it is showing is the enormous Suggestibility of the human mind, and that common human desire to fit in.’
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21. Suggestibility definition: a state, esp under hypnosis , in which a person will accept the suggestions of another Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples
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22. A new Suggestibility test, potentially useful in the context of police interrogation, was administered to 45 subjects who also completed the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale and the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire
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23. Suggestibility was significantly related to low intelligence, poor memory recall, …
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24. Synonyms for Suggestibility include impressionability, receptivity, credulity, credulousness, susceptibility, tractability, malleability, manipulability
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25. Validity of a test of children's Suggestibility for predicting responses to two interview situations differing in their degree of suggestiveness
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26. Hull's work "Hypnosis and Suggestibility" was first published in 1933
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27. The Suggestibility scale we use at Morpheus Hypnosis is the Harry Arons depth scale, which can be used to not only determine a person’s Suggestibility but their level of hypnotic depth after the induction
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28. Introduction to Hypnotic Suggestibility Since 1968, when HMI’s College of Hypnotherapy under the direction of Dr
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29. John Kappas, recognized the existence of two distinct types of Hypnotic Suggestibility – “Emotional and Physical” – a new Hypnotic world has been revealed.
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30. Medical definition of Suggestibility: the quality or state of being suggestible : susceptibility to suggestion.
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31. Children’s memory and Suggestibility Allegations of child physical abuse and child sexual abuse are serious matters requiring skillful, methodical investigation
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32. Suggestibility tests to gauge how well a person may respond to hypnosis can take on many forms
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33. Most Suggestibility tests will involve some sort of physical movement, while …
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34. A recent study found that LSD increases Suggestibility
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35. A new Suggestibility test, potentially useful in the context of police interrogation, was administered to 45 subjects who also completed the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale and the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire
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36. Suggestibility was significantly related to low intelligence, poor memory recall, neuroticism and social desirability.
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37. Suggestibility was related to number and severity of reported symptoms, as well as the inability to inhibit the automatic processing of information
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38. Attempts to isolate a global trait of "Suggestibility" have not been successful, due to an inability of the available testing procedures to distinguish measurable differences between the following
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39. Interrogative Suggestibility (IS) describes the extent to which an individual behavioral response is affected by messages communicated during formal questioning within a closed social interaction
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40. The completion of the E&P Suggestibility Questionnaire will provide a snapshot of your Hypnotic Suggestibility type
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41. This information provides your Hypnotherapist with valuable information that will allow them to maximize the results of your hypnosis sessions by tailoring hypnotic suggestions to fit your personalized Suggestibility type.
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42. Our research extends studies that have examined the relation between hypnotic Suggestibility and experiential involvement and the role of an hypnotic induction in enhancing experiential involvement (e.g., absorption) in engaging tasks
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43. ‘The Suggestibility of and ease with which young children can be ‘coached’ has created an environment where children are often perceived as unreliable in their testimony.’ ‘Yet I suspect that all it is showing is the enormous Suggestibility of the human mind, and that common human desire to fit in.’
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44. Suggestibility is the attribute, the very essence of the subWaking, reflex consciousness." (27) Suggestibility in the normal and abnormal state
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45. Regarding the positive correlation between conscientiousness and increases in Suggestibility, the authors speculated that conscientiousness is a form of …
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46. Nature of Suggestibility: Suggestibility is the extent to which a person can be suggested
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47. Suggestibility can be measured by conducting an experiment.
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48. The Gudjonsson Suggestibility scale (GSS) is a psychological test that measures Suggestibility of a subject
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49. Variation of information in the firing rate of neural population, as reflected in different frequency bands of electroencephalographic (EEG) time series, provides direct evidence for change in neural responses of the brain to hypnotic Suggestibility
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50. Suggestibility in Children's Testimony: Implications for Sexual Abuse Investigations —Gail S
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51. Commentary: Sexual Abuse and Suggestibility —Lucy S
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SUGGESTIBILITY [sə(ɡ)ˌjestəˈbilədē]
Dr. John Kappas (1925–2002) identified three different types of suggestibility in his lifetime that have improved hypnosis: Emotional suggestibility – A suggestible behavior characterized by a high degree of responsiveness to inferred suggestions that affect emotions and restrict physical body responses; usually associated with hypnoidal depth.
Definition of suggestible : easily influenced by suggestion : likely to believe that what someone says is true or may be true : easily influenced : easily influenced by suggestion a suggestible hypnotic subject
Examples of suggestible in a Sentence. The patient was highly suggestible. People who are overly suggestible, isolated and angry, based on their social and environmental circumstances may get attracted to dangerous ideologies, or join a criminal group or cult.
However, suggestibility can also be seen in extremes, resulting in negative consequences: A witness' testimony is altered because the police or attorneys make suggestions during the interview, which causes their already uncertain observations to become distorted memories.