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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Definitions:

Play Stage

A stage in child development, as proposed by George Herbert Mead, where children mimic or take on the roles of others, developing an understanding of self through interaction.

Role Stage

Often used in sociology and psychology to describe the context or setting where individuals perform roles expected of them by society.

Sociobiology

The study of the biological basis of social behavior, seeking to understand how evolution influences social organization and behavior in humans and other animals.

Evolutionary Psychology

The theoretical approach in psychology that examines mental traits, such as memory, perception, and language, from the perspective of evolutionary theory and adaptation.