The results section (hypnosis )

Results For the purpose of this study around 244 participants were included as samples. Out of those 244 only 239 returned the completed questionnaire booklet. The five participants that dropped out of the study reported lack of time and issues with questions as the reason for not completing the booklet. The result was aimed at identifying which factors best predict hynotizability, along with the effect of time on hypnotizability. A series of correlations were used to investigate which factors best predict hynotizability and t-tests were implemented to see the effect of time on the same.
Correlation
Correlations are used to show the relationship between two variables. They can be either positive or negative in value i. e. have a direct or inverse relationship. During this research we found correlation and intercorrelation values for hynotizability, which are as follow:
Hypnotizability & Empathy: r (237) = . 254
Hypnotizability & Imagery: r (237) = . 141
Hypnotizability & Absorption: r (237) = . 196
Empathy
Hypnotizability
Empathy
Pearson Correlation N
1
237
. 254
239
Hypnotizability
Pearson Correlation N
. 254
237
1
237
Imagery
Hynotizability
Imagery
Pearson Correlation N
1
237
. 141
237
Hypnotizability
Pearson Correlation N
. 141
237
1
237
Absorption
Hypnotizability
Absorption
Pearson Correlation N
1
237
. 196
237
Hypnotizability
Pearson Correlation N
. 196
237
1
237
Correlation for absorption against hynotizability is significant at p