Research on susceptibility to hypnosis indicates that

A) very few people can actually be hypnotized.
B) people who are most easily hypnotized usually have difficulty paying attention to their own personal thoughts and feelings.
C) how well a person responds to hypnotic suggestion depends primarily on the skill and experience of the hypnotist.
D) people who are highly responsive to hypnotic induction are especially imaginative.

Research has shown that people who are highly responsive to hypnotic induction tend to be imaginative and have rich fantasy lives. While some individuals may be more difficult to hypnotize than others, the majority of people are considered to be moderately responsive to hypnosis. The skill and experience of the hypnotist can certainly play a role in how successful the induction is, but ultimately it is the individual's level of suggestibility and ability to imagine and focus that determines their susceptibility to hypnosis.