The Finding That Memories of Early Life Events Reported by Hypnotized

question 5

Multiple Choice

The finding that memories of early life events reported by hypnotized subjects are often inaccurate ​

• A)supports the role-playing view of hypnosis.
• B)provides support for the notion of posthypnotic suggestion. ​
• C)supports the idea that hypnosis is a unique altered state. ​
• D)suggests that hypnosis can tap into the unconscious ​

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