Spiegel, Greenleaf, and Spiegel (2005) Defined Three Components of High

question 79

Multiple Choice

Spiegel, Greenleaf, and Spiegel (2005) defined three components of high hypnotizability. They referred to the capacity to reduce or block peripheral awareness and narrow the focus of one's attention as

• A) absorption.
• B) suggestibility.
• C) dissociation.
• D) sensory acuity.

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Definitions:

Social

Relating to society or its organization, emphasizing the interaction and relationships of individuals within a community.

Nonverbal Behavior

Communication expressed through body movements, facial expressions, gestures, and posture, rather than words.

Intentions

Plans or aims that one intends to carry out.

Mood

A temporary state of mind or feeling that affects an individual's emotional state and perceptions.