No, but I wouldn't want to anyway...
Kappas characterized hypnosis as a state of mind - our ideal learning state. Kappasinian therapy is built upon theories of personality development, most respectably the Ericksons' Stages of Development.
While it's a very subjective thing, there are some elements that the vast majority of us experience when hypnotized.
I've got a couple of links to help you decide...
Yes, no, and maybe are all the answer to this question at the same time. Read on for more!
Yes! While it's common for people to close their eyes while being hypnotized, it's not a requirement.
Ah, the lucky "Sleepwalkers"...
I used to do a lot of housecalls and I might still be talked into it.
Yes! Almost always.
Trained in hypnosis, Freud abandoned the practice as he developed his own methods.