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studies have repeatedly demonstrated a developmental trend in suggestibility responsiveness to suggestions traditionally associated with the tezm hypnotin is low for those under six years of age , r.lses to a peak near the ages of nine through eleven , and progressively declines the:reatter . It has also been consistently shown that with adult populations , involvement in task-relevant 1111agin ings , functions as a cognitive strategy enhancing response to suggestion. On the basis of evidence such as this , at least one investigator, J . HUgam, has suggested that changes 1n responsiveness with age are due to variations 1n 1:mag1native 1nvolvaent . Specifically , it has 'been proposed that the decline in suggestibility aay be the result of an increased developmental trend tolf&1'd a :rational-logical mode of thinking , which is inconsistent with the involvement in 1aag1.na.tive processes so important in responsiveness to suggestion . While the develOpllental literature relating to free fantasylike activity lends some support to this notion , no previous study has attempted to detemine either a) the relationship between the passing or falling of suggestions and involvement in task relevant 1mag1nings in subjects from the lower age levels , orb) changes occur.lag in these imaginative involvements with age. In the present investigation , one hundred subjects between the ages of eight and seventeen were individually tested 1n a single

Goal-Directed Fantasy, Imaginative Involvement, and the Development of Suggestibility