In working with hypnotized patients,originators of autogenic training noted that patients invariably reported the following two bodily sensations

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The originators of autogenic training noted that hypnotized patients reported experiencing bodily sensations of heaviness in the limbs and warmth in the body and arms and legs. This is the only option that includes both of these sensations. Option A includes heaviness in the limbs but not warmth in the body, while option B includes warmth in the body but not heaviness in the limbs. Option C includes pain in the mid-section and dizziness in the head, which are not mentioned as common bodily sensations reported during autogenic training.

In Working with Hypnotized Patients,originators of Autogenic Training Noted That