Asked by Emily Sharp on Sep 30, 2024
Which theory of hypnosis states that hypnotized persons are acting in the manner they believe a hypnotized person would
A) dissociative theory
B) role-playing theory
C) Freudian theory
D) divided-consciousness theory
Role-Playing Theory
A theory suggesting that much of behavior is learned by adopting roles and acting them out, as influenced by societal expectations and norms.
Dissociative Theory
A psychological theory that explains phenomena like amnesia, fugue states, and identity disorders through a separation of consciousness.
- Comprehend the theoretical underpinnings that clarify the psychological operations of hypnosis.
Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the theoretical underpinnings that clarify the psychological operations of hypnosis.