![]() ![]() Behavioral data show that target hit rates and response time became significantly reduced during HYP and SIM and loudness ratings of tones were only reduced during HYP. In each condition, subjects were asked to press a key whenever a target stimulus was presented. During DIS, participants' attention was withdrawn from the tones by focusing participants' attention onto a film. During HYP, participants were suggested that an earplug would obstruct the perception of tones and during SIM they should pretend being hypnotized and obstructed to hear the tones. Forty-eight participants completed an auditory oddball paradigm composed of standard, distractor, and target stimuli during a hypnosis (HYP), a simulation of hypnosis (SIM), a distraction (DIS), and a control (CON) condition. Here, we investigated the effects of hypnosis on the processing of auditory stimuli, the time course of event-related-potentials (ERP N1 and P3b amplitudes) and the activity of cortical sources of the P3b component. Hypnosis is a powerful tool to affect the processing and perception of stimuli. ![]()
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