Some researchers have suggested that hypnosis may work due to an individual’s personal expectations about what being hypnotized is supposed to be like and the individual’s ability to play a particular role in the given social situation. which theory of hypnosis best accounts for these possible explanations for an individual’s behavior while hypnotized?

The answer is social-cognitive theory.

Given that this theory holds that an important part of a person's knowdledge adcquisition is observing other's experiences and social interactions, it is easy to agree wih reaseachers who suggest that social expectations, and the ability to play a determined social role during a hypnotherapy session, would directly affect the results of this pseudo-scientifc therapy, making it actually effective.

the first question's answer is a.

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