Skip to main content

Table 2 Numbers of participants passed (passing rate of) the items of the Stanford Hypnotic Susceptibility Scale: Form C in healthy volunteers (controls, n = 120), and patients with bipolar I (BD I, n = 62) and II (BD II, n = 33) disorders

From: Hypnotic susceptibility and affective states in bipolar I and II disorders

 

Controls

BD I

BD II

χ 2(df: 2)

p

η2

Hand lowering

97 (80.8%)

54 (87.1%)

28 (84.8%)

1.22

.55

.03

Moving hands apart

89 (74.2%)

56 (90.3%)a

25 (75.8%)

6.68

.04

.19

Mosquito hallucination

85 (70.8%)

32 (51.6%)a

18 (54.5%)

7.56

.02

.22

Taste hallucination

91 (75.8%)

49 (79.0%)

27 (81.8%)

0.62

.73

.02

Arm rigidity

83 (69.2%)

47 (75.8%)

26 (78.8%)

1.66

.44

.05

Dream

46 (38.3%)

24 (38.7%)

15 (45.5%)

0.55

.76

.02

Age regression

104 (86.7%)

52 (83.9%)

29 (87.9%)

0.11

.95

< .01

Arm immobilization

65 (54.2%)

37 (59.7%)

23 (67.7%)

2.64

.27

.08

Anosmia to ammonia

47 (39.2%)

22 (35.5%)

18 (54.5%)

3.05

.22

.10

Hallucinated voice

18 (15.0%)

5 (8.1%)

3 (9.1%)

2.17

.34

.06

Negative visual hallucination

48 (40.0%)

19 (30.6%)

10 (31.3%)

1.65

.44

.05

Posthypnotic amnesia

18 (15.0%)

5 (8.1%)

6 (18.2%)

2.41

.30

.07