Is the "hypnotic state" a unique state defined by characteristic psychophysiological markers? If not, what does the hypnotic state constitute?
What will be an ideal response?
It should be noted, however, that the "hypnotic state" is not a unique state defined by characteristic psychophysiological markers (e.g., electroencephalographic wave patterns) like the waking state or the sleep state, but rather constitutes an expectancy state, a type of cultural script that we associate with trance conditions.
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Charlie contributes money to every charity program in his community even if he does not have ample resources. He fears that otherwise he may be labeled a miser. In reality, most members of his community do not notice whether Charlie contributes or not. Which of the following psychological effects is exemplified in this scenario?
A. the false consensus effect B. the observer effect C. the spotlight effect D. the halo effect
The visual association areas respond to specific kinds of visual stimuli such as lines and shadows.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Autism is prevalent in boys than in girls, and the symptoms of autism seem to be more severe in
a. more; boys than girls b. less; boys than girls c. more; girls than boys d. less; girls than boys
Contrast the ideas of normal and neurotic anxiety.
What will be an ideal response?