Which theory of hypnosis argues that hypnosis is a normal variation of consciousness rather than a state that is altered, or unique?

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Sociocognitive theory argues that hypnosis is a normal variation of consciousness and that hypnotic effects are not due to any special characteristics of the hypnotic state, but rather to the expectations and attitudes of the participant and the suggestion of the hypnotist. This theory suggests that anyone can be hypnotized to some degree if they are willing to cooperate and follow instructions.

Which Theory of Hypnosis Argues That Hypnosis Is a Normal