Hypnosis

1. J. GABRIEL BASTIDAS
ENGLISH VI LISTENING AND SPEAKING

2.  Suggestion
 How does it work?
 Conscious, Subconscious
and Unconscious Mind
 What is Hypnosis?
 Vocabulary

3.  It is the psychological process by which one person guides
the thoughts, feelings, or behavior of another.

4. 1. Bore/Tire the conscious mind
 Ask the person to stand up straight.
 Tell him/her to look directly in front of him/her.
 Count down from 5 while suggesting the person that he/she is
falling asleep.
2. Once in a trance, put the person on a comfortable place
 Make sure he/she’s hypnotized
3. Suggest
 Tell the person what to do, when, where, etc.
4. Get him/her out of the trance

7.  It is a trance state characterized
by extreme
suggestibility, relaxation and heig
htened imagination.
 Hypnotists have no supernatural
power.
 Could be compared to
daydreaming.
 We are hypnotized at least twice
a day.
• Hypnosis
• Daydreaming
• The Conscious
• The Subconscious
• The Unconscious
• Suggestion
• Hallucination

8. • Hypnosis: A trance state characterized by extreme suggestibility, relaxation and heightened
imagination.
• Daydreaming: To dream while being awake.
• The Conscious: The part of the mind that involves the individual’s awareness of his
surroundings.
• The Subconscious: The storage room of everything that is currently not in your conscious
mind.
• The Unconscious: The part of the mind that a person is rarely aware of.
• Suggestion: The psychological process by which one person guides the thoughts, feelings, or
behavior of another.
• Hallucination: A sensory experience of something that does not exist outside the mind.