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Which of the following actions of a hypnotized person support the dissociation theory of hypnosis? 1.John acted like a chicken as suggested by the hypnotist 2.Susan claims she was forced to do something that she thinks is wrong while hypnotized 3.Bob was able to look at a black-and-white picture. When asked to imagine it in color, parts of his visual cortex involved in color perception become active

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          Which of the following actions of a hypnotized person support the dissociation theory of hypnosis?
1.John acted like a chicken as suggested by the hypnotist
2.Susan claims she was forced to do something that she thinks is wrong while hypnotized
3.Bob was able to look at a black-and-white picture. When asked to imagine it in color, parts of his visual cortex involved in color perception become active

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The dissociation theory of hypnosis suggests that hypnosis involves a separation or dissociation of mental processes, where one part of the mind is able to act independently of another. This theory posits that under hypnosis, certain cognitive functions can be Show more…

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Which of the following actions of a hypnotized person support the dissociation theory of hypnosis? 1.John acted like a chicken as suggested by the hypnotist 2.Susan claims she was forced to do something that she thinks is wrong while hypnotized 3.Bob was able to look at a black-and-white picture. When asked to imagine it in color, parts of his visual cortex involved in color perception become active