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mpobi80

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A stage hypnotist arranges chairs so that only a few of the many volunteers who rush to the stage are able to participate in the show. She does this to capitalize on which responsiveness-enhancing variable?
 
  A. Expectancy
  B. Attitude
  C. Motivation
  D. Absorption

Question 2

Based on past research, who do you suppose would respond best to hypnotic suggestions?
 
  A. A highly extraverted person
  B. An intelligent person
  C. A person who gets highly involved in a book or movie
  D. A person who has gone through a hypnotic induction before



Sierray

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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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