The General Underpinnings of the Use of Hypnosis in Treating

question 44

Multiple Choice

The general underpinnings of the use of hypnosis in treating DID is that:

• A)Painful memories will come to consciousness while in a relaxed state
• B)Painful memories will be recreated by entering the same state one was in during the initial abuse
• C)One's ability to focus and remember information in general improves in a hypnotic state
• D)The drugs sometimes used to induce the hypnosis will also induce a dissociative state that makes remembering the information less painful

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