Which theory of hypnosis argues that hypnosis is not an altered or unique state of consciousness?
A)Dissociation theory
B)Sociocognitive theory
C)Psychodynamic theory
D)Activation-synthesis theory

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Sociocognitive theory argues that hypnosis is not an altered or unique state of consciousness, but rather a result of social and cognitive factors such as the expectations and beliefs of the individual and the hypnotist. This theory suggests that people may be willing to comply with suggestion during hypnosis because they believe it is expected of them or because they believe the hypnotist has special powers, rather than because they are in an altered state of consciousness.

Which Theory of Hypnosis Argues That Hypnosis Is Not an Altered