Research on hypnosis has suggested that hypnotized participants may be induced to perform sometimes dangerous and out-of-character acts because

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Hypnotized participants may be induced to perform sometimes dangerous and out-of-character acts because they are responding to a perceived authority in a legitimate context. This is similar to the obedience observed in the Milgram experiments, where individuals followed instructions from an authority figure even when those instructions led to actions they might not normally perform.

Research on Hypnosis Has Suggested That Hypnotized Participants May Be