The Neodissociation Theory of Hypnosis Suggests That the Hypnotized Person

question 136

Multiple Choice

The neodissociation theory of hypnosis suggests that the hypnotized person experiences:

• A)the splitting of consciousness into two or more simultaneous streams of mental activity.
• B)social pressure to conform to the hypnotist's expectations in the situation.
• C)multiple personalities.
• D)suppression of activity in the brain's most sophisticated regions.

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Definitions:

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