Hypnotized Subjects Who Are Told Not to See Certain Lines

question 6

Multiple Choice

Hypnotized subjects who are told not to see certain lines claim that they do not see them. How do we know that they do see them?

• A) They experience certain optical illusions that they would not experience if they really did not see those lines.
• B) They remember the lines and describe them after they come out of hypnosis.
• C) They draw pictures of those lines while saying they do not see them.
• D) They blink their eyes whenever they look in the general direction of those lines.

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