Under hypnosis, highly susceptible people act as if they are experiencing hallucinations, temporary paralysis, or blindness, but several research studies have conclusively shown that these so-called hypnotized people are actually faking their responses.

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This statement is not entirely accurate. While it is true that some individuals may fake their responses during hypnosis, research has also shown that highly susceptible individuals can experience genuine changes in perception and behavior while under hypnosis. Therefore, it is not accurate to state that "several research studies have conclusively shown" that all hypnotized people are faking their responses.

Under Hypnosis, Highly Susceptible People Act as If They Are