A Study by Dywan & Bowers That Examined the Accuracy

question 183

Multiple Choice

A study by Dywan & Bowers that examined the accuracy of recall of black and white drawings under hypnosis found that:

• A) the hypnotized group reported fewer incorrect items than the nonhypnotized group.
• B) the hypnotized group reported more incorrect items than the nonhypnotized group.
• C) the hypnotized group reported no new memories under hypnosis.
• D) both the hypnotized and nonhypnotized groups reported the same number of incorrect items.

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