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Pages 274-283 | Received 26 Feb 2014, Accepted 07 Mar 2014, Published online: 15 May 2015
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Correlates of the Multidimensional Construct of

Hypnotizability: Paranormal Belief, Fantasy
Proneness, Magical Ideation, and Dissociation
Korrelate des multidimensionalen Konstruktes
der Hypnotisierbarkeit: Glaube an
Paranormalität, Hang zur Phantasie, Magische
Ideen und Dissoziation
Corrélats du concept multidimensionnel de
l’hypnotisabilité: croyance paranormale,
tendance aux fantasmes, idéation magique et
dissociation
Correlatos del constructo multidimensional de
hipnotizabilidad: Creencia paranormal,
propensión a la fantasía, ideación mágica, y
disociación
Michelle N. Dasse , Gary R. Elkins & Charles A. Weaver III
 Cite this article  https://doi.org/10.1080/00207144.2015.1031051
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Abstract

Hypnotizability is a multifaceted construct that may relate to multiple aspects of personality

and beliefs. This study sought to address 4 known correlates of hypnotizability to aid in its
understanding. Eighty undergraduates completed the Magical Ideation Scale (MIS), the Creative
Experiences Questionnaire (CEQ), the Australian Sheep-Goat Scale (ASGS), and the Dissociative
Experiences Scale (DES) and then were administered the Creative Imagination Scale (CIS). All 5
scales were significantly correlated. Participants higher in hypnotizability scored higher on the
CEQ and the MIS. The findings demonstrate the influence of fantasy proneness and magical
thinking on hypnotizability and support the theory that hypnotizability is a complex interaction
of multiple traits.
Abstrakt

Hypnotisierbarkeit ist ein multidimensionales Konstrukt, das mit vielen Aspekten einer
Persönlichkeit und Ansichten verknüpft sein könnte. Diese Studie versuchte, vier bekannte
Korrelate der Hypnotisierbarkeit heranzuziehen, um zum Verständnis beizutragen. 80
Studenten füllten den Magicaln Ideation Scale (MIS), den Creative Experiences Questionnaire
(CEQ), den Australian Sheep-Goat Scale (ASGS) und den Dissociative Experiences Scale (DES)
aus. Anschließend füllten sie die Creative Imagination Scale (CIS) aus. Alle fünf Skalen
korrellierten signifikant. Teilnehmer, die bezüglich der Hypnotisierbarkeit eher empfänglich
waren, wiesen auch höhere Werte beim CEO und MIS auf. Diese Ergebnisse zeigen den Einfluß
eines Hanges zur Phantasie und Magischer Ideen auf die Hypnotisierbarkeit und unterstützen
die Theorie, daß Hypnotisierbarkeit eine komplexe Interaktion vieler Eigenschaften ist.

Stephanie Reigel, MD
Résumé

L’hypnotisabilité est un concept aux multiples facettes qui peut se rapporter à plusieurs
aspects de la personnalité et des convictions d’un individu. Cette étude visait à aborder quatre
corrélats connus de l’hypnotisabilité afin d’aider à la compréhension de celle-ci. Quatre-vingts
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(MIS), au questionnaire sur les expériences créatives (CEQ), au questionnaire australien sur
l’effet mouton-chèvre (GSS), au questionnaire sur les expériences dissociatives (DES) et au
questionnaire sur l’imagination créatrice (SIC). Les cinq échelles ont présenté une corrélation
significative. Les participants les plus susceptibles à l’hypnose ont obtenu des résultats
supérieurs aux questionnaires CEQ et MIS. Ces résultats démontrent l’influence de la
prédisposition aux fantasmes et à la pensée magique sur l’hypnotisabilité et confirme
l’hypothèse que celle-ci est une interaction complexe de plusieurs traits de caractères.

Johanne Reynault

C. Tr. (STIBC)
Resumen

La hipnotizabilidad es un constructo multifacético que puede relacionar múltiples aspectos de

la personalidad y creencias. Este estudio buscó abordar cuatro correlatos conocidos de la
hipnotizabilidad para ayudar en su entendimiento. Ochenta estudiantes de pregrado
completaron la Escala de Ideación Mágica (MIS, por sus siglas en Inglés), el Cuestionario de
Experiencias Creativas (CEQ, por sus siglas en Inglés), la Escala Australiana Borrego-Cabra
(ASGS, por sus siglas en Inglés), y la Escala de Experiencias Disociativas (DES, por sus siglas en
Inglés), y luego se les administró la Escala de Imaginación Creativa (CIS, pos sus siglas en
Inglés). Las 5 escalas correlacionaron significativamente. Los participantes con mayor
hipnotizabilidad puntuaron más alto en la CEQ y la MIS. Los resultados demuestran la
influencia de la propensión a la fantasía y el pensamiento mágico sobre la hipnotizabilidad y
apoyan la teoría de que la hipnotizabilidad es una interacción compleja de múltiples
interacciones.

Omar Sánchez-Armáss Cappello, PhD

Autonomous University of San Luis Potosi,

Mexico

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