Duration neglect

Duration neglect is the psychological observation that people’s judgments of the unpleasantness of painful experiences depend very little on the duration of those experiences. Multiple experiments have found that these judgments tend to be affected by two factors: the peak (when the experience was the most painful) and how quickly the pain diminishes. If it […]

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Endowment effect

In behavioral economics, the endowment effect (also known as divestiture aversion) is the hypothesis that people ascribe more value to things merely because they own them. This is illustrated by the observation that people will tend to pay more to retain something they own than to obtain something owned by someone else—even when there is no […]

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Zeigarnik effect

In psychology, the Zeigarnik effect (less common: Ovsiankina-Effect) states that people remember uncompleted or interrupted tasks better than completed tasks. Zeigarnik first studied the phenomenon after her professor, Gestalt psychologist Kurt Lewin, noticed that a waiter had better recollections of still unpaid orders. However, after the completion of the task – after everyone had paid […]

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Four-stage protocol

The four-stage protocol is essential in covert hypnosis and it will be the foundation to every technique that you apply. This procedure helps you to induce any hypnotic trance, and without doing it properly, it’s almost impossible to make anything else in the latter stages of covert hypnosis work. You must begin learning these four […]

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Emotional triggers

Emotional triggers can be seen as post-hypnotic suggestions that can be created by a hypnotist. The environment may have already triggered the subject’s emotions, but other trigger elements can be things such as hearing a song or smelling a perfume that holds a deep connection to the subject. Implant A Hypnotic Trigger First of all, to […]

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Refocus Attention

When you’ve learned how to plant seeds in the back of someone’s mind where it grows by itself, you can make it even more powerful by tackling the ‘guardian’ of their mind so that the seeds sink in unconsciously and grow completely without of the subject’s awareness. This principle (access state principles) is actually quite simple. It requires […]

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Redirect Resistance

So in the law of the reverse effect, you’ve hijacked someone’s ability to resist your suggestions. However, this does create a few difficulties for the subject, one being self-esteem. You’re unconsciously telling the subject: “I’m the powerful hypnotist, you’re the weak subject.” It creates a poor psychological frame and people need to feel that they have control […]

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The Law Of Reverse Effect

This very clever stealth tactic challenges the subject to attempt something that they’re already likely to fail at. And the harder they try, the likelier the subject will fail. The conscious and unconscious mind are two separate entities. One of the reasons why the law of reverse effect works is because people try to do […]

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Anticipation Builders

Anticipation Builders You may have noticed that you tend to want something more if someone tells you that you can’t do it or have it. It’s a bit like when you was a child, and it was a few weeks before your birthday. You would have all these presents wrapped up but you wasn’t allowed […]

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Action Accelerators

Action accelerators are words that are designed to put pressure on someone to take a certain action quickly and efficiently. These include words such as: Now Quickly Suddenly Immediately If you were to say to someone: “Tell me a name. Quickly.” They will use their instincts more instead of thinking about it, therefore they’re likely […]

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