The Sociocognitive Approach to Hypnosis Suggests That

question 8

Multiple Choice

The sociocognitive approach to hypnosis suggests that:

• A)the hypnotized person is unconsciously playing a role.
• B)the hypnotized person is consciously faking or playing a role.
• C)hypnosis is a unique state distinct from normal consciousness.
• D)hypnosis is an interaction between the executive and the imaginative functions of an individual's mind.

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Definitions:

High Self-Esteem

A positive or favorable perception of oneself, characterized by confidence and feeling of worthiness.

Faced with Failure

The experience or state of not achieving desired goals or outcomes, leading to feelings of inadequacy, disappointment, and sometimes a reevaluation of goals or approaches.

Work Just as Hard

The principle of applying equal effort or diligence in completing tasks or achieving goals as one has done previously or as others do.

Self-Disclosure

The act of revealing personal information to others, which can play a key role in the development and maintenance of relationships.