Brad attends a hypnosis show. He goes up on stage and performs many interesting behaviors. Later he tells his friends that he was just going along with the hypnotist because he felt social pressure. Brad's experience supports the idea of hypnosis:
A. as an altered state of consciousness
B. from a trance state perspective
C. as just a stage of sleep
D. from a sociocognitive perspective
Answer: D
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change. The differences in the results illustrate the potential impact of a. the placebo effect. b. double-blind research studies. c. confounded dependent variables. d. experimenter bias.
Answering essay questions is an example of the use of recall
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which research method is most suitable for studying factors that influence behavioral change over time?
A) Longitudinal B) Cohort C) Cross-sectional D) Correlational
The group of participants to be tested or included in an experiment is known as the
A) population B) sample C) control group D) case study