He is subject to Suggestions both on the side of his sensations and ideas and also on the side of his actions.

He will see, hear, remember, believe, refuse to see, hear, etc., anything, with some doubtful exceptions, which may be suggested to him by word or deed, or even by the slightest and perhaps unconscious indications of those about him.

On the side of conduct his suggestibility is equally remarkable.

Not only will he act in harmony with the illusions of sight, etc., into which he is led, but he will carry out, like an automaton, the actions suggested to him.

Further, pain and pleasure, with their organic accompaniments may be produced by Suggestion.