Imagine that you have observed a person being hypnotized. The hypnotist says that the person can perform behaviors without conscious intent. The hypnotist adheres to the ____ theory of hypnosis
a. behavioral c. psychodynamic
b. altered state d. sociocognitive
B
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a. goal-corrected partnership b. undiscriminating social responsiveness c. active proximity-seeking/true attachment d. discriminating social responsiveness
Recovery from dissociative fugue can be sudden and often complete, but affected individuals will typically claim that they have no knowledge of their activities during the blackout period
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
During the 20th century, children:
a. experienced greater legal protections than during other periods of history. b. tended to get married younger than during previous centuries. c. were considered the property of their parents and therefore not protected by the law from physical and sexual abuse. d. experienced less emphasis on education than during previous centuries.
Lem is looking at new cars. Each one he sees has a certain trim detail across the hood which he somewhat likes at the start of the day. At the end of the day, and fifteen cars later, he really likes the detail. His opinion is influenced by the
a. stimulus generalization effect. b. mere exposure effect. c. familiarity effect. d. proximity effect.