When a person experiences changes in memory,perception,or voluntary action as a result of suggestions made by another person they are most likely experiencing

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Hypnosis involves the process of suggestive therapy in which a person is induced into a heightened state of suggestibility. As a result, they may experience changes in memory, perception, and voluntary action based on the suggestions made by the therapist. This can lead to altered states of consciousness where they may be able to access memories and behaviors that may be difficult to access through normal means. Meditation, flow, and REM sleep do not typically involve significant changes in suggestibility or altered states of consciousness.

When a Person Experiences Changes in Memory,perception,or Voluntary Action as a Result