Self-hypnosis is MOST successful when it is:
a. substituted for traditional medical care
b. causes physical injury or disease to reverse or heal
c. used as an adjunct or complement to medical treatment
d. implemented without the client's awareness
C
Self-hypnosis is most successful when it is used as an adjunct or complement to medical treatment. It may be difficult for the individual to come up with his or her own problem solution because professional help in problem solving or psychotherapy may be necessary when dealing with severe issues.
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