According to the Imaginative Suggestibility Explanation of Hypnosis

question 190

Multiple Choice

According to the imaginative suggestibility explanation of hypnosis:

• A) hypnosis is a special state of consciousness.
• B) highly motivated people can fake hypnotic responses so well that their deception cannot be detected, even by experts.
• C) some people are highly responsive to suggestions whether they are formally hypnotized or not.
• D) hypnotic phenomena can be easily explained in terms of normal social and cognitive psychological processes.

Explain the significance and application of test standardization and norms in intelligence testing.

Understand the concepts of validity and reliability in the context of psychological testing, specifically intelligence tests.

Distinguish between types of intelligence tests and their purposes, including aptitude vs. achievement tests.

Recognize the practical applications and limitations of intelligence tests in educational and occupational settings.

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Definitions:

Supportive Cultures

Workplace environments that prioritize employee well-being and facilitate interpersonal connection and support.

Groupthink

A psychological phenomenon in which people in a cohesive group go along with the group consensus rather than offering their own opinions.

Subcultures

Groups within a larger culture that have their own distinct values, norms, and behaviors, often based on interests, occupations, or demographics.

Dominant Culture

Set of core values shared by the majority of organizational employees.