Is hypnosis real or simply a person’s desire to play along with the hypnotist?
That question was tackled head on in a new study
published last week by researchers at Stanford University. The article below published by the New York
Times is a good write-up of the findings, which I suspect will lead to more
exploration of this topic.
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| Stanford's Dr. David Spiegel |
Stanford’s Dr. David Spiegel, one of the researchers,
told the New York Times, “I think we have pretty definitive evidence here that
the brain is working differently when a person is in hypnosis.”
New York Times (July 29, 2016)
