Most research has come to the conclusion that hypnotically elicited testimony is deficient, especially when leading questions are asked of witnesses.

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Research indicates that hypnotically elicited testimony can be unreliable and is particularly susceptible to distortion when leading questions are asked, as subjects under hypnosis may be more prone to suggestion and confabulation.

Most Research Has Come to the Conclusion That Hypnotically Elicited