The paper presents the results of the investigation concerning time and spa
ce organization of brain cortex electric activity and peculiarities of auto
nomic regulation of cardiac functions in 19 healthy individuals, which had
a pronounced intention to counteract of hypnotic influence. Taking into con
sideration the reactions to hypnosis, these individuals were divided into t
hree groups: predisposed to hypnotic suggestion, sensitive (intermediate gr
oup) and resistant to hypnotic suggestion. In predisposed individuals there
were more pronounced sympathetic influences on cardiac functions and less
spectral power of all EEG rhythms, except beta(2)-rhythm. In individuals re
sistant to hypnotic suggestion there was more pronounced alpha-rhythm in br
ain cortex, while sympathetic influences on the cardiac functions were not
so pronounced. All individuals reacted to hypnotic suggestion by a decreasi
ng of the representation of alpha-rhythm and by diminishing initial interhe
mispheric asymmetry. However, a share of beta-rhythm was increased in predi
sposed individuals and of theta-rhythm in resistant individuals. In posthyp
notic state in resistant persons the correlations of initial EEG rhythms we
re completely recovered, while in the individuals from the other groups a r
ecovery was observed only in separate EEG frequences.