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The author separates suggestibility from hypnotism and develops non-hypnotic, experimental and pedagogical methods for assessing how readily individuals accept ideas or commands. He reviews prior attempts to classify temperaments, proposes observable tests and typologies ranging from highly automatic responders to resistant or contrarian subjects, and reports controlled classroom and laboratory procedures with illustrative figures. Attention, emotional appeals, nervous predispositions and social context are examined as sources of individual differences, and practical consequences for education, clinical observation, and the measurement of mental susceptibility are discussed without recourse to trance techniques.

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Alfred Binet

Alfred Binet was a French psychologist best known for his pioneering work in intelligence testing. He is most recognized for developing the Binet-Simon scale, which laid the groundwork for modern IQ tests. His influential writings, such as "Mentally Defective Children" and "The Mind and the Brain," explore the complexities of human cognition and the nature of intelligence. Binet's research also delved into suggestibility, as seen in his work "La Suggestibilité," contributing significantly to the fields of psychology and education. His legacy continues to impact how we understand mental abilities and learning processes.

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