Research has indicated that some of the "involuntary" behaviour produced by hypnosis may be related to the fact that the hypnotist is perceived as an authority figure in a legitimate context.

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Research in psychology suggests that the social and psychological context, including the authority of the hypnotist, plays a significant role in how individuals respond to hypnosis. This includes the perception of the hypnotist as an authority figure, which can influence participants to comply with suggestions that might be perceived as involuntary behaviors.

Research Has Indicated That Some of the "Involuntary" Behaviour Produced