While under hypnosis, people question 4 options: are quite accurate at distinguishing true from false memories. tend to remember more about the event they are being questioned about. tend to talk more about the event they are being questioned about. are less susceptible to the misinformation effect?

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Rachel Wells

Social Studies

12 April, 13:23

While under hypnosis, people question 4 options: are quite accurate at distinguishing true from false memories. tend to remember more about the event they are being questioned about. tend to talk more about the event they are being questioned about. are less susceptible to the misinformation effect?

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Kevin Bright · Answer 1

If a person is under hypnosis, it is likely that they are conscious but are focused in a particular thing or memory that is being recalled or being asked by the one who is responsible for the person to undergo hypnosis. In the given choices above, of all of the following choices, the person who is under hypnosis will likely tend to talk more about the event that they are being questioned above as they are able to respond to suggestion and are focused enough to a particular event or memory that they will likely say about the event that is being brought out or being questioned to them as hypnosis has the capability of making a person talk about a particular event in a state of human consciousness.