Hypnotherapeutic Suggestions Formational Design in Modifying Motivational & Emotional Behavior

Abstract

The main objectives of the present study were to investigate and analyze the different variables that can modify suggestibility in relation to hypnotic suggestion structural formational design, and induction methodologies in hypnotherapy practice. In this thesis, a review of all the research work about the role of response expectancies as a variable underlying of how hypnotic behavior is made, and how to induce a successful hypnotic suggestion in relation to characteristics of suggestibility and suggestion variables. The procedure, of practical application and evaluation of empirical suggestions, design, and therapeutic methods are analyzed. The basic underlying characteristic of the hypnotic process and the process of the hypnotic suggestions and hypnotic trance are examined. The research will shed light on evaluating and analyzing qualities of different effects of hypnotherapeutic suggestion formation in modifying motivation and emotions. Empirical findings illustrate that hypnotic suggestion structural design theory to modify or alter behavior is accurate in reference to its formation and techniques. It can be observed that hypnotic suggestion can alter and modify motivational emotions, behavioral treats, and psychological disturbances. The hypothesis of the response expectancy is developed within the socio-psychological or cognitive-behavioral perspective of hypnotic suggestion has important implications not only for the basic research of the hypnosis phenomenon but also for the practice of hypnotherapy and psychotherapy in general. The emphasis also sheds light on self-report assessment (self-hypnosis) in connection to suggestions formations are exposed; the most outstanding psychometric data of the inventory of suggestions structure and suggestibility are presented (factor structure of suggestion, reliability, and internal consistency and metaphor). In order to study the divergent validity of the inventory of hypnotic suggestion data regarding the relationship between suggestibility and other psychological variables and suggestions induction are addressed: hypochondriasis, social desirability, motivational-emotions, and anxiety treats. Experimental evidence provided that there is a positive correlation between hypnotic suggestion structural design and therapeutic methodologies induction, for successful positive therapy outcome to alter and modify behavioral treats.