The Sociocognitive Approach to Hypnosis Suggests That

question 8

Multiple Choice

The sociocognitive approach to hypnosis suggests that:

• A)the hypnotized person is unconsciously playing a role.
• B)the hypnotized person is consciously faking or playing a role.
• C)hypnosis is a unique state distinct from normal consciousness.
• D)hypnosis is an interaction between the executive and the imaginative functions of an individual's mind.

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