The Divided-Consciousness Theory of Hypnosis Is Supported by Evidence That

question 15

Multiple Choice

The divided-consciousness theory of hypnosis is supported by evidence that

• A) hypnosis can block sensory input.
• B) hypnosis can affect voluntary, but not involuntary behaviors.
• C) hypnotized people often seem to play the role of good hypnotic subjects.
• D) hypnotized people can be aware of pain sensation without experiencing emotional distress.

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Definitions:

Variables

Features or characteristics that can take on different values in data collection and analysis.

Stacked Column Chart

A graphical representation of data where multiple columns are placed on top of one another to indicate total values and the constituent parts.

Coefficient Of Determination

Represented as R-squared, it measures the proportion of the variance in the dependent variable that is predictable from the independent variable(s).

Sample Correlation

A measure that indicates the degree to which two variables change together, based on data drawn from a sample of the population.