Hypnosis, Brainwashing, & Indoctrination Correlation & Differences

		Created by Oregonleatherboy
	Correlation
	Heightened suggestibility		All three induce a state of increased susceptibility to external suggestions or influences.
			Hypnosis is consent-based, while brainwashing and indoctrination are coercive.
	Purpose		Hypnosis aims to facilitate positive change or therapeutic outcomes, while brainwashing and indoctrination aim to control or manipulate individuals.
	Technique		Hypnosis uses suggestion and relaxation, brainwashing uses coercion and psychological manipulation, and indoctrination uses subtle, long-term exposure to specific beliefs and values.
	Duration		Hypnosis is temporary, while brainwashing and indoctrination are intended to create long-lasting changes in beliefs and behavior.
	Ethical concern		Hypnosis is generally considered ethical when used responsibly, while brainwashing and indoctrination raise significant ethical concerns about autonomy and human rights.