The Central Question That Distinguishes the Two Main Theories of Hypnosis

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Multiple Choice

The central question that distinguishes the two main theories of hypnosis described in the text is:

• A) Does hypnosis involve a special state of consciousness involving dissociation?
• B) Does hypnosis help people recall memories from childhood?
• C) How do hypnotists succeed in separating the executive control system from the rest of the mind?
• D) What is the best way to communicate with the "hidden observer" while a person is under hypnosis?

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