Sociocognitive theories of hypnosis point out that a person cannot do under hypnosis what they would not do without it.

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Sociocognitive theories suggest that hypnosis does not give a person the ability to do things that are against their moral or ethical code or outside of their physical capabilities. The individual must already possess the capacity or willingness to perform the suggested action.

Sociocognitive Theories of Hypnosis Point Out That a Person Cannot