The Psychologist Stephen Kosslyn Found That When Hypnotized,people Who Imagined

The psychologist Stephen Kosslyn found that when hypnotized,people who imagined adding colour to a gray square showed significant activity in the brain areas of their left and right hemispheres that process colour.When performing the same task when not hypnotized,only the right colour processing area was active.Results like these suggest that:

A) it does in fact appear that many hypnotized individuals are "faking it" or playing a role when hypnotized.
B) people do experience an altered state of consciousness during hypnosis,as reflected by their different brain activity.
C) the dissociation theories arguing for a split stream of consciousness during hypnosis are incorrect.
D) automatic processing is specifically associated with activity in the right hemisphere of the brain.