The Dissociation Theory of Hypnosis States That While Hypnotized, a Person's

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Multiple Choice

The dissociation theory of hypnosis states that while hypnotized, a person's consciousness is divided between two streams of consciousness: one is in communication with the external world and the other is the ​

• A)role-playing partner.
• B)visible monitor. ​
• C)overt observer. ​
• D)hidden observer. ​

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